TheFonz hat uns gerade diese Neuigkeit geschickt:
Mit Hilfe des neuen 1.1.1 Apple Rom scheint es jetzt möglich zu sein eine billige Dosen GeForce (Elsa, Prophet) für den Mac fit zu machen! Leider braucht man dazu eine DOSe :-( Auszug aus dem xlr8yourmac Forum:
 
"I just got my Hercules 3d Prophet II MX card working in my 1999 G4 AGP 450MHz. Here's what I did:
1. downloaded Apple's driver update.
2. used TomeViewer to extract the flasher app from the GeForce2 MX Tome file.
3. opened the flasher app with a resource editor (Resurrection, not ResEdit).
4. copied the contents of the NVRM resource (this won't work with ResEdit, since ResEdit won't copy more than 32kb, and the ROM image is 64kb).
5. pasted the contents into HexEdit, and saved the file as NVRM.ROM
6. copied the NVRM.ROM file and the PC nvflash utility to my PC.
7. installed the 3d Prophet II MX into the AGP slot of my PC.
8. installed a PCI video card into a PCI slot in my PC and connected the monitor to the PCI card.
9. booted the PC to the MS-DOS Safe Mode Command Prompt (hold F8 while booting to get a boot menu).
10. used nvflash to save a copy of the card's ROM (just in case). nvflash -bdefault.rom
11. used nvflash to flash the card: nvflash -fnvrm.rom -m
12. moved the card to my G4
 
BTW, Apple System Profiler says this:
Display card Card type: display Card name: NVDA,NVMac Card model: GeForce2 MX Card ROM #: 1027F Card revision: 161 Card vendor ID: 10DE With the stock Rage 128 Pro, I got 36.2fps in Quake 3 on the "high quality" setting. With the GeForce2 MX, I get 57fps. "