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| ⚫ | Apple's '''Power Macintosh''' series, which, as its name suggests, use [[PowerPC]] processors, succeeded the earlier Motorola 680x0 CPU-based Macintosh models in 1994 with the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_Macintosh_6100 Power Mac 6100] series. Most Power Macs used [[Open Firmware]] for booting, with the exception of the aforementioned 6100 series. |
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== Firmware == |
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[[Category:Apple]] |
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Apple's Power Macintosh series, which, as its name suggests, use PowerPC processors, succeeded the earlier Motorola 680x0 CPU-based Macintosh models in 1994 with the Power Mac 6100 series. Most Power Macs used Open Firmware for booting, with the exception of the aforementioned 6100 series.