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Apple PowerMacG4 AGP Update - 1.0

for G4s with Rage 128 Pro cards

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All Time:	(3.2)
This Version:	(3.2)
Current Version:	1.0
Release Date:	2001-01-10
License:	Update
Downloads (this version):	20,785
Downloads (all versions):	20,785

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Product Description:

The Power Mac G4 AGP Update helps eliminate some wake from sleep issues and increases the reliability of the Rage 128 Pro graphics card in Single processor 400MHz and dual processor 450MHz and 500MHz Power Mac G4 systems with Gigabit Ethernet.

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS Classic

Additional Requirements:

Mac OS 9.1
Single processor 400MHz and dual processor 450MHz and 500MHz Power Mac G4 systems with Gigabit Ethernet.

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Okay, two responses… - Version: 1.0, 1/16/2001 08:34AM PST

winterh

on here are from people who need to read the description. Mac128k: It says Rage 128 Pro, not Radeon. hotbotch: The first G4s didn't have Gigabit Ethernet. On a sad note, a friend of mine had the same problem that Bronzegod did.

SOME MIGHT NOT… - Version: 1.0, 1/13/2001 02:03PM PST

hotbotch

NEED THIS, Apple's info is not correct... Got my G4 AGP (first G4 range - single processor) in Oct 99 and have upgraded with firmware updates as they came along. When trying to install this, a dialogue reckons my Mac does not need this update!, even though I've an ATI 128 AGP card... wierd. No mention of this here?

Okay, I have… - Version: 1.0, 1/11/2001 06:28PM PST

Soleq

a dual 500 G4, and ever since I've installed this update, each time I restart my comptuer, it dumps into the open firmware screen and locks up, preventing me from doing anything, including starting up from a cd. The only way I can access my computer is if I completely turn it off (which usually means unplugging it) and waiting for a while, then turning it back on. I installed 9.1, and then the AGP update. This problem occurred right after the reboot from the AGP update. Has anyone else experienced this problem?