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if it is the 9800 pro with 256mb vram made for the mac, then it will work in your g4 mac

hmm, let me see, i'll post then edit ;) march of last year, so just over 1.5yrs.

sounds silly, but did you try turning the cable upside down? also, is the cable that you are trying to plug into the drive connected to the motherboard, or a pci card? if its a card, did the card come with the mac new? if it did, then thats scsi, and i'm willing to bet you didn't buy a new...

maybe in os x, but with os 9, afraid not. os 9 was very picky about usb devices. first, you need to have os 9.2.2 installed, and then see if there are some drivers ( they would come as system extensions. i'd go to the manifacture's website and see if there are any drivers for download. if...

what that looks like is that someone just pulled the old cable out, ripping it. so what is sticking out is the old cable. but its hard to tell with the pic so out of focus. as for parts, you could start here at http://www.pbparts.com/.

as for the desktop, it sounds like you somehow resized it. just goto the system preferences, and click on the display pane icon. there you can change the screen resolution. try 1024x768.

it may be because the cddb goes off either embedded info on the inner ring of the cd, or off the total number of tracks and cd/song length. i think that being its a homemade cd, its using the second method, and just happen to match a cd's info that someone uploaded to the cddb (remember, you...