I can't tell you why I know this, but if you have a VooDoo 3 without it being labeled, It's not a 3500. It's a 2500 or something, but it runs the 3500 driver. I used to have a unmarked one, and read that on some website somewhere. It uses aslightly different chipset.

Anyway, good luck.

Yeah, I was wrong. it's apparently a 2000.

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Heh... Apple gave you guys a G4? Nice... Hey, need a crappy 486 laptop to develop on? :P
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i second that. i have a Thinkpad that's 9 years old.

Intel 486 DX4 100 mhz
24mb RAM
Currently running Windows 3.11 for Workgroups (though it's capable of running Win98).

i'll sell it to Guild Software for $20. now is that a bargain or what? :D

Mine's more of a bargin! It's free! It's a 50 MHz 486 with 20 megs of RAM... :P

Heh... Apple gave you guys a G4? Nice... Hey, need a crappy 486 laptop to develop on? :P

I thought the voodoo we have is a voodoo3 3500, but it's not labeled so there's no way of really knowing.
The driver I thought was for voodoo3 3500, but i don't remember.

My VooDoo 3500 card is getting replaced this Christmas with a 128MB 8X AGP, Radeon 9200 SE. Therefore, I'll have no need of it. And if I sell it, I would only get a meesly $10-$20. So I am making this offer to the coder of the Linux client:

I am willing to *give* (shipping and all) this card to you, if you'll keep support for it in Vendetta. (i.e. - use it for testing purposes)

I think we already have one. Don't we Ray?

Want another one?

Umm, sure. We have a Voodoo 2000 I think. Not a 3500. You can send it to the address listed in "Donations", if you'd like.

I have a GeForce 2 MX with a Mac ROM, but I think you already have one. Is that true?

Yes, one came in the G4 that apple sent us. Thanks though :).

KTHXBYE!!!1 ;)

you got it. As soon as I get my new one this x-mas