On Wed, Dec 3, 2008 at 1:14 PM, Maestro_T <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I've aquired a G5 Dual 1.8Ghz from a studio clearout and it has had > the hard drives and memory removed. (Didn't cost me anything) > > In the wonderful world of PC's, you can set things up (Bios, > peripherals etc) via and 'F' key during initial start up. This > usually can be done even if there are no memory modules or hard drive > attached. Is this sort of thing possible on Macs? > > I believe it has the stock video card with ADC and DVI outputs. I've > used an Apple DVI to VGA adapter and hooked it up to a PC monitor. > I've attached the (black) apple keyboard and mouse from my G4 and > nothing happens. I'm just abit skeptical about buying memory and a > SATA drives (that's what the connectors look like to me) for a machine > that my be totally dead. >
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