On Aug 21 2002, Vinai Kopp wrote:
> Sounds good. If I can't get it to work via a serial cable I'll try
> this option.
I think that you should try Cmd-Opt-P-R before trying the
serial cable, since it's easier and doesn't involve hooking
the two computers... It may also be the case that booting with
a MacOS CD (press "c" when you hear the chime at boot) resets
the NVRAM.
Anyway, since I also have had these problems with the mac not
booting and me desperately trying to reset its parameters, I
learned to ignore quik for trying a new, untried kernel: I
always use a boot floppy for trying new kernels that I
compile, until I'm sure the new kernel satisfies me.
In fact, the mac that I'm using has its battery completely
drained now and even if I set it up for using quik to boot, it
won't remember those setting if it is turned off some more
than one night.
These are the two main reasons why I'm using a boot floppy
with this PM9500.
Hope this helps, Roger...
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