On Jul 13, 2009, at 6:48 PM, nburman wrote:

>  All thats missing at the mo (as it installs Jag)
> is the floppy drive, A/V card,

If that's the 'Wings' card, put it back in, a lot of Beiges won't boot  
without that card present. One of the things you're finding out is  
that there was some weird inherent variation across the beige line not  
accounted for by ROM revision numbers and such. Some are simply  
resistant to OS X, Some are resistant to upgrading, etc. There's a lot  
of weird issues. Mine, I could not, for the life of me upgrade past  
10.2.

A friend had one that you simply could not install OS X on at all. The  
fault could not be traced to any single part of the computer, as they  
all worked when swapped out for different ones, it was that unique  
combination of motherboard, power supply video card, ram ,etc. I know  
because a friend of that friend had an Apple shop, and a ready supply  
of parts to swap in; he took this as a challenege, never did find out  
why the computer just wouldn't load OS X.

The only thing he never swapped out was the case.

-- 
Bruce Johnson
University of Arizona
College of Pharmacy
Information Technology Group

Institutions do not have opinions, merely customs



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