Re: PB 180 clock, bad news

2001-10-18 Thread Magnus Rohde

d. 17/10/01 18:12 skrev Martin på [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

> 
> Let us know how you make out : )

I just reformatted and reinstalled and guess what: it doesn't work. It has
to be a hardware problem. But I can't fix it so I have to live it. f...
l...

Magnus


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Re: PB 180 clock

2001-10-17 Thread Magnus Rohde

d. 17/10/01 23:36 skrev Paul Nelson på [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

> At 10:22 PM +0200 10/17/01, Magnus Rohde wrote:
>> It was a fresh reinstall of the system, from the downloadeble 7.5.3 cd
>> image, updated to 7.5.5 (with 4 floppys). I didn't reformat the HD though.
> 
> CLEAN install, not a fresh install.  If you didn't specify "clean
> install" during the procedure, then there was carryover between the old one
> and the new one which could be responsible for the problems.
> Paul
> 
Sorry for the confusion: before the reinstalll, I deleted the old sysytewm
folder. 

Magnus


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Re: PB 180 clock

2001-10-17 Thread Paul Nelson

At 10:22 PM +0200 10/17/01, Magnus Rohde wrote:
>It was a fresh reinstall of the system, from the downloadeble 7.5.3 cd
>image, updated to 7.5.5 (with 4 floppys). I didn't reformat the HD though.

CLEAN install, not a fresh install.  If you didn't specify "clean
install" during the procedure, then there was carryover between the old one
and the new one which could be responsible for the problems.
Paul



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Re: PB 180 clock

2001-10-17 Thread Magnus Rohde

d. 17/10/01 18:12 skrev Martin på [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

> This sounds so much like a dead PRAM battery that I would consider looking
> there again: test the battery separately, and check the contacts to make sure
> it's seated properly. If everything else seems fine, the chances of it being
> in the Mac OS ROM are very slim (corruption there would likely affect more
> than
> just the clock, and only the clock), but you addressed that anyway, which is
> good, thorough troubleshooting.

The battery (and entire board) was taken from a 160. It worked en that
machine yesterday, so I would think it would work in my 180 today.

> 
> The symptoms point to the battery, although that should affect ALL settings
> associated with your PRAM. Just for fun, you could try installing Superclock,
> still available at many classic mac sites, to see if IT works properly. If it
> does, than your hardware is fine, and all the calls work, and it then has to
> be
> a software bug or conflict.

I tried to install SuperClock!, but no change :-(

BTW I tested the machine with TechTool Pro 2.5, it found two errors in the
FPU (the log2 and exp2 operations, they may be unsupported), _all_ other
tests passed (RAM, ROM, chipset etc.)

And for Paul Nelson:

It was a fresh reinstall of the system, from the downloadeble 7.5.3 cd
image, updated to 7.5.5 (with 4 floppys). I didn't reformat the HD though.

Thanks for the help so far!

Magnus


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