Bruce Johnson said:
For what it is, a simple, easy-to-use DB system for people who don't
have gigantic needs, FM is excellent,
Try extremely simple needs. And give up a proper normalized structure.
Unless something big happened in version 7. But no reviews have
metnioned anything that could
On Sep 25, 2004, at 12:50 AM, Dan Palka wrote:
The Wallstreet chimes, then does nothing for almost a minute.
NOTHING. Not a blinking question mark, not a blank gray screen, but a
DARK (a.k.a. NOT operating) screen, no hard drive noises, no cd
noises, no noises whatsoever for a minute after
Is there any chance that this is the pause when the memory is being checked?
OS 9 had an issue with long boot times that could be solved with the memory
control panel. Command and some other key would add a 4th radio button to
the memory control panel that would skip the memory check on boot up.
We just went through this yesterday. No it has nothing to do with
that, because that happens after the Wallstreet begins to boot.
This problem is after the chime, and BEFORE the actual boot process
begins.
On Sep 25, 2004, at 11:44 AM, Tom Peterson wrote:
Is there any chance that this is the
Malcolm Cornelius said:
Remember that the delay is BEFORE the screen even turn son, or the
hard drive spins up.
Yup.
That's a wallstreet, they all take forever to boot IMHO.
My WS II booted in 40 seconds with 385MB installed with Jaguar and even
less with Panther.
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Dan Palka said:
The Wallstreet chimes, then does nothing for almost a minute. NOTHING.
Not a blinking question mark, not a blank gray screen, but a DARK
(a.k.a. NOT operating) screen, no hard drive noises, no cd noises, no
noises whatsoever for a minute after the chime.
Basically, the
I think you have a problem that demands that you start all over,
including trying a second HD, removing backup battery, a PMU reset, Open
firmware PRAM reset and OS reinstall (aka a clean reinstallation) and
failing that trying a new PMU card. My WS II did display some strange
behaviour regarding
I just wanted to tell the list that this is not me (the original
starter of the post) and I have not done many of these things, except
for the new CPU card and Hard Drive.
On Sep 25, 2004, at 5:46 PM, Andrew Kershaw wrote:
Alright, some clarity and things I have tried that have not solved
this
On Sep 25, 2004, at 4:38 PM, Mikael Byström wrote:
I think you have a problem that demands that you start all over,
including trying a second HD
Brand new hard drive. Didn't fix the problem.
, removing backup battery
?
, a PMU reset,
How do I do this on the Wallstreet?
Open
firmware PRAM reset
Ok the firewire port on my tibook 500 died. And I need to get some type of
alternative. I have a external cd burner and harddrive that require the
'bus' power also. I've looked into Firewire PCMCIA Cards but I need one that
will also provide power to the external drives,etc. I found a card by
Ok the firewire port on my tibook 500 died. And I need to get some type of
alternative. I have a external cd burner and harddrive that require the
'bus' power also. I've looked into Firewire PCMCIA Cards but I need one that
will also provide power to the external drives,etc. I found a card by
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