Thanks, Clark. I'm not sure where I read--or got--the info about
open firmware. At the time I was having problems with a WS II. I
was never able to open firmware with 9, but could with X. Maybe me
fingers waren't workin' rright! Thanks, again for the info.
J Sanderson
On 2 Jan 2006,
ah ha! Here's the catch! and the reason for my not being able to
boot to Open Firmware on the WS II. And why Kristina can't do it
either.
Now I know the rest of the story!
Again, ta!
J Sanderson
On 2 Jan 2006, at 22:48, John McGibney wrote:
Isn't the Lombard too old a design for Open
If this is so, and Clark says he could do this on a WS, I wonder what
I was doing wrong.
Still, the suggestion in the past has been to start with the memory.
If it's the L2 cache (which is a memory register--if that's the right
term), you'll have to swap with a compatible processor card.
If it's the L2, it shouldn't be doing that. To me, it sounds like a
failing hard drive or a corrupted partition, but that's my just my
Windoze experience talking. Personally, I'd use the chance to go ahead
and upgrade to OS X, but that's just what I'd do. It all depends on how
much RAM you
on 1/3/06 5:11 AM, James Sanderson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ah ha! Here's the catch! and the reason for my not being able to
boot to Open Firmware on the WS II. And why Kristina can't do it
either.
Now I know the rest of the story!
According to Apple:
Beginning with Power Macintosh
I recently became the proud owner of an Apple G3 Wallstreet. The CDROM
drive, M2451, has a problem where when the drive is opened, the tray only
slides out *half way*. The tray only extends to the point where about half
of the spindle (the center part that grabs onto the CD hole) is visible.
Out
Caleb,
When you encounter a web page that has problems in Safari it is
because the page creater did not follow the standards (Windows and
Explorer do not follow the standards, Safari does). There is a
solution:
In Safari, you can use the Debug menu to display web pages as if you
were
Nevertheless, the problem sounds like a memory issue, and Wegener is not an
irreproachable concern. Don't sigh, LEARN. It's a 5 minute operation and
instructions are posted on the web.
The memory is new...Wegener installed max memory when we replace the
processor...in September or
I had a similar problem with my PB1400, it was the ribbon cable on
the bottom. There was a kink in it. I had to tape it out of the way.
John
On Jan 3, 2006, at 10:14 AM, Edward Felberbaum wrote:
I recently became the proud owner of an Apple G3 Wallstreet. The CDROM
drive, M2451, has a
AlBk 1.5GHz 512MB OS X.3.9
This comp won't finish booting as of last night. Verbose mode shows:
CSRHIDTransitionDriver::start after command - e2ed
//5 more iterations//
disk0s3: I/O error.
//something about not being journaled or not being able to read
journaled//
disk0s3: I/O error.
//9
On Jan 3, 2006, at 10:25 AM, Frank P. Eigler wrote:
Using FW Target mode - (now stuck) CD and HD initially appear.
I managed to see part of a directory before the spinning ball
appeared.
Prior to all of this, life was good. The only recently installed
app was
Firefox late New Year's
Hello Guys,
I am using Safari as my browser but it could not open .aspx files
except when you have to go to Explorer and save it from there and
open it with preview. Safari will attempt to open it in other window
but it remains blank until eternity. Is there a plug in that I have
to
I can and do learn...tho our techie abilities on our iPod were
expensive...requiring a trip to the techrestore folks.
I can give it go if the instruction are clear and warnings emphasized.
I did replace my HD in this Lombard myself...preen
Question: What did you mean by
Wegener is not an
Thanks to everyone who answered usb problem turned out to be a
bad port on the OWC elite.
At 3:36 PM -0500 1/3/06, Frank Dutra wrote:
Can I use Carbon Copy Cloner to duplicate my G4 desktop (dual 450
gigabit ethernet) without any problems (missing drivers/control
panels)?
I don't
Yeah, the Lombard does have OF. I've used OpenFirmware on a 3400
before as well.
On 03/01/2006, at 3:45 PM, Caleb Cupples wrote:
The Lombard does have OF, because I've used it before. It's a
NewWorld machine, similar to the Pismo.
HTH,
Caleb
On Monday, Jan 2, 2006, at 23:08
On Jan 3, 2006, at 5:26 PM, G-Books wrote:
I did replace my HD in this Lombard myself...preen
Question: What did you mean by
Wegener is not an
irreproachable concern.
[snip]
Built in memory test has detected a problem.
Please contact a service technician for advice.
SO is it an L2 cache
From: Kristina mhamster earthlink.net
I can and do learn...tho our techie abilities on our iPod were
expensive...requiring a trip to the techrestore folks.
I can give it go if the instruction are clear and warnings emphasized.
I did replace my HD in this Lombard myself...preen
If you can
I've been trying to sort out a Lombard for my father in law and I have
a 6x DVD drive that seems to work OK once you get the drive closed.
The drawer binds as I try and close it, sometimes I have to open it and
clse it several times before I can get it to close all the way.
Once it's closed it
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