RAM is a possibility. However, my apparently good Ti 400 mhz laptop passed all tests including backing out the new RAM and new HD to the original out of box state did nothing. I could install 10 but not 10.1 nor 10.1.2 nor even 10.1.3. After an out of warrantee motherboard replacement, joy, Mudville and 10.1.5 live well together.
Bob Sherm Pendley wrote: > On Wednesday, October 16, 2002, at 11:22 PM, Dan Sugalski wrote: > >> Short of "Something's busted, go get it fixed", can anyone think of >> anything I can do to this beast that might get OS X installed on it? > > > I recall hearing reports of OS X being much more picky about RAM > timing than older versions. If your iMac has generic no-name RAM in > it, and you have some high-quality RAM handy (Crucial and Micron are > good), it may be worth swapping that in. > > sherm-- -- It has been said before but warrants repeating, "If you think education is expensive, try ignorance." Bob Sharp Sixth Grade Math Teacher Board Member, The Learning Space First Elected Middle School Representative to the NCCE Board Recipient of The First Annual Learning Space Achievement Awards for Members
