Just a suggestion - how much memory are you using? I would suggest
512k minimum, better 1gb, also which processor (i.e. one of the new
Intel dual core or an older machine?
On 22 Feb 2006, at 16:23, Will Thoms wrote:
Hi,
I'm not running a Mac mini but a Mac G4 desk top machine. it boots
happily
with out a monitor plugged in but Voice Over tends to be a little
jumpy.
for instance when navigating through files and folders in the
finder it
repeats file names 2 or 3 times. Its a bit of a pain and it mite
only be
like this on my machine, I've never tested it out with any other
Macs. I
normally just plug a PC monitor in to it and leave it on just to
keep VO
happy.
HAs any one else come across this bug?
Cheers
Will
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ryan Mann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, February 22, 2006 2:42 PM
Subject: Mac Mini without monitor
Hello again. Obviously, since I'm blind, I don't need to see the
computer screen. This brings me to the question: can a Mac Mini be
used
without a monitor? I have a PC monitor, but it's at my parent's
house.
Since I go to a university, I live in a dorm, so I'm hardly ever
at my
parent's house. My thinking was that since I would use Voice Over, I
could just do without the monitor. I just didn't know if the Bios
would
let me boot without a monitor attached. Thanks.
Ryan
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