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I need minijumpers
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I bought a new processor for my Glue and White G3 (a G4) and I need some mini jupmers so I can set the speed... and I can't get these things anywhere! CompUSA directed me to standard jumpers, I was lucky to find a person to ask. I went to some little shops and all they had were normal ones as well. Does anyone have some of these they can send me?
I need about 8 or so, 10 would be good.
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Join Date: Oct 2001
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Not sure exactly what you need....are they smaller versions of the jumpers used to set hard drives to master/slave? If so, I'm sure I have 8 or 10 laying around.
let me know if that's what you're looking for...
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Thier smaller than a standard jumper, they are what some (or all?) SCSI drives user for jumpers. Also what the Blue and White G3 uses to set the bus and processor speed
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i overclocked my B&W and i used jumpers that i got at radioshack. go to www.xlr8yourmac.com and go to the G3 page. they have the part number listed there. (i cant remember the part number...  )
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"Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds"...Albert Einstein
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Join Date: Jun 2003
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If they are just straight jumpers you can either just put a bit of wire and touch the contacts. Or you can do some solder bridges.
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I wanted to use jumpers because it would have been real nice, but i ended up just soldering, oh well. that machien is having other big problems now anyway
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Join Date: Jun 2001
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You could have just re-arranged the metal jumpers held in the plastic block (they can be easily removed with a pin and inserted in a different hole).
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