>on 05/09/14 14:12, ~flipper at lord.flipper at gmail.com wrote: > >> Whoa... that looks perfect me...minus the cost , for now. With a dead firewire >> path in the sluggish-seeming 667, it sounds too good to be true. I think Apple >> wants almost double that to do a straight across mobo swap. Interesting. >> Extremely so. > >Remember to factor in the possibility that there may be bugs which >occasionally cause your system to crash under certain conditions. As a >small enterpreneur myself, I very much respect what Sonnet is trying to do, >but computers are complicated and often even the most competent engineers >need a lot of testing to find all the bugs. The 68030 upgrade which we put >in our Mac SE was only reliable if we set an extra wait state on the >processor. The G3 upgrade which we put in our Performa 6360 caused me to >lose a lot of sleep with its unpredictable crashes. The Vimage G3 card >which I used in my Powerbook 2400 was great. It's a bit of a gamble. > >Jerry > Hi Jerry, Thanks for the first-hand relation of caution. Fortunately, in a rather left-handed manner, i am prevented from doing anything in a hasty fashion, but I will be looking into reactions to the Sonnet's actual usage, not just dwelling on 'how great it will be". thanks for the balance there. brian S