At 05:56 PM 8/6/97 -0700, you wrote:
>As for this, the IIcx came out after the IIx.  It was a shrink of the
>logic board, I think, in addition to a few other changes (like the type of
>RAM used).  They might have been a year apart or less, tho.  This was back
>in the days when Apple didn't introduce and discontinue 4 models every six
>months.  There is probably some info on Apple's website to tell one way or
>the other, tho (or a knowledgeable IIx user could pipe up and tell us how
>it is).

As far as I know, the IIx and the IIcx are exactly the same.  The cx just
has 3 nubus slots, as opposed to the x's 6.  The x was in a II box, the cx
used the same box as the then upcoming ci.  I have actually never seen an x,
but the MacLinux project has found that no changes are necessary for running
an x as opposed to a cx.  This says nothing about the hardware, though, just
it's interfacing.  We determined these suffixes: c = compact, x = it's an
030, i = internal video/RBV.  I have no knowledge of any hardware
differences between the x and cx.  (hope this helps)

Adam
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