You can get to the cuda from the ram door. It is a little tough but
it can be done.
As far as the blue screen goes, is there anything on the screen
except blue?
You might try the following:
Boot into the firmware screen (Boot holding the F & R keys)
Then enter the following commands:
"reset-nvram" "RET" to reset ram
"reset-all" "RET" to reset all & reboot
Be sure to do both commands.
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Jim Dynes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Albuquerque, New Mexico
The land of the wild wild west
On Aug 8, 2005, at 8:45 PM, macnifico wrote:
Just don't tell me to press the 'cuda switch. I have to disassemble
almost all the computer just to get to the @#$#@ switch.
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