The list (server?) sent me an attachment with a virus.
How is this possible?
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If on startup a mac makes the sound of glass breaking
what does it all mean? Can I fix the problem.
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On 11 Nov 2004, at 23:54, PETE wrote:
If on startup
Nope, I won't let it lie. I've never had an IceBook and
I am determined to have one ...
I've found a possible cheapy which does not take power
from the mains, only runs on battery.
Easy to fix fault ???
Can one run through a transformer onto the battery
pins inseide the battery bay ?
Larry
on 11/11/04 07:51, PETE at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The list (server?) sent me an attachment with a virus.
How is this possible?
I don't know but I'm surprised. I thought the mail server was stripping any
attachment? I'll check it out with the other list nannies...
-Laurent.
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wrote:
on 11/11/04 07:51, PETE at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
The list (server?) sent me an attachment with a
virus.
How is this possible?
I don't know but I'm surprised. I thought the mail
server was stripping any
attachment? I'll check
on 11/11/04 07:51, PETE at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The list (server?) sent me an attachment with a virus.
How is this possible?
I don't know but I'm surprised. I thought the mail server was stripping any
attachment? I'll check it out with the other list nannies...
-Laurent.
Its
Most likely its a bad memory chip or loose memory chip. Try removing and
reinserting the memory simms/dimms then restarting.
If that fails, try running with only one chip and then shut down and add the
others one at a time until you find the culprit. If you have an Aluminum
G-Book then the lower
From: Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If it's anything like the Wallstreet, Lombard or Pismo,
it probably means that the power connector has came
loose from the motherboard. Or, it is also possible that
the power adapter is busted.
So, probably a physical fault that can be repaired ?!
Larry
Hello!
Using an external 16 Mac Color Display (fixed freq.),
I was able to do a fully normal Panther install.
Previous attempts using default settings for XPF were
partially successful as mentioned before (using the
built-in screen which went bonkers just at the end of
'optimization'. and deathly
abks larry,
The possibility has crossed my mind but...
I have had this machine apart 3 times. First time, I
attempted to upgrade the pitiful 10gb to a [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Although I installed a system on it, it wouln't boot
and with working cd drive, I had to remove it. I guess
I should have test it
Nope, I won't let it lie. I've never had an IceBook and
I am determined to have one ...
I've found a possible cheapy which does not take power
from the mains, only runs on battery.
Easy to fix fault ???
Could be the DC board, an easy replacement once you've taken the machine to
bits, or
On Thursday, November 11, 2004, at 05:51 AM, PETE wrote:
The list (server?) sent me an attachment with a virus.
How is this possible?
All viruses for the last few years have forged the 'From:' header in
the e-mails. It didn't come from the list, it came from some infected
PC; looking back at the
On Wednesday, November 10, 2004, at 02:11 PM, John.E.Abraham wrote:
Hi Listers
Could you answer a problem I am experiencing whilst using Apple mail
with version 10.1.5 which I have installed on my Wallstreet.
Good question, hard to answer, easy to fix.
Upgrade to 10.2 which includes a new,
At 12:53 PM -0700 11/11/2004, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Thursday, November 11, 2004, at 05:51 AM, PETE wrote:
The list (server?) sent me an attachment with a virus.
How is this possible?
All viruses for the last few years have forged the 'From:' header
Speaking of forged from headers...
There are a
So a user tells me his Lombard is dead. He claimed it worked off the
batteries until they failed, but I see them as charged.
In any case; I get no response from the power switch, with/without
batteries and/or UFO.
I'd guess the power controller but
Suggestions?
At the least, I need to pull
From: Kevin Pratt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have to say with all the research I Have done on this issue, and
finding none, I am really DISSAPOINTED, with APPLE's quality of
products.
I have owned almost every single model ever produced (apart from
TAM, IceBook, G3 AIO, LC525 and the G5s) and there have
on 11/11/04 17:17, David Lesher at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So a user tells me his Lombard is dead. He claimed it worked off the
batteries until they failed, but I see them as charged.
In any case; I get no response from the power switch, with/without
batteries and/or UFO.
I'd guess the
on 11/11/04 14:14, Kevin Pratt at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
abks larry,
The possibility has crossed my mind but...
I have had this machine apart 3 times. First time, I
attempted to upgrade the pitiful 10gb to a [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Although I installed a system on it, it wouln't boot
and with
I'd guess the power controller but
Suggestions?
It sounds like the Power Management Unit. Did you try resetting it?
Splat-opt-P-U plus power gives no response..
Any other tricks I should try?
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On Thursday, November 11, 2004, at 02:18 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 12:53 PM -0700 11/11/2004, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Thursday, November 11, 2004, at 05:51 AM, PETE wrote:
The list (server?) sent me an attachment with a virus.
How is this possible?
All viruses for the last few years have
I'd guess the power controller but
Suggestions?
It sounds like the Power Management Unit. Did you try resetting it?
Splat-opt-P-U plus power gives no response..
Any other tricks I should try?
Remove the main battery, remove the pram battery, remove the keyboard. Plug
the mains
At 12:53 PM -0700 11/11/2004, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Thursday, November 11, 2004, at 05:51 AM, PETE wrote:
The list (server?) sent me an attachment with a virus.
How is this possible?
All viruses for the last few years have forged the 'From:' header
Speaking of forged from headers...
At 2:05 AM + 11/12/04, Malcolm Cornelius wrote:
At 12:53 PM -0700 11/11/2004, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Thursday, November 11, 2004, at 05:51 AM, PETE wrote:
The list (server?) sent me an attachment with a virus.
How is this possible?
All viruses for the last few years have forged the
Malcolm Cornelius wrote:
Splat-opt-P-U plus power gives no response..
Any other tricks I should try?
Remove the main battery, remove the pram battery, remove the keyboard. Plug
the mains in, wait a few seconds and try.
Oh and wiggle the mains connector and see if there is a lot of free play.
At 04:54 AM -0800 11/11/2004, PETE wrote:
If on startup a mac makes the sound of glass breaking
what does it all mean? Can I fix the problem.
The ROM-based self test failed. When it passes, you get a bong.
When it fails, you get a sound that indicates the specific failure -
a thud, crash, or
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