I ordered
from Other World Computing absolutely would not boot. After a lot of trouble
shooting, OWC determined the drive was not compatible with my 'Book.
Swapped it for an IBM Travelstar, and never looked back.
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e any advice?
> How can I force it to boot from CD besides by pressing "C"?
> Arg.
>
> Thanks for any suggestions!
Did you try zapping PRAM first? Hold down option-command-"p"-"r" and let it
chime 2 or 3 times before releasing the keys.
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>> I notice that in 10.2.3 I saw the zoom in and out effect in the screen
>> saver. Now that is gone and the screen saver is slower.
> My Lombard is currently out on loan so I can't check how mine handles,
> but I'm pretty sure it was 10.2.4 that performance was supposed to pick
> up in. There w
his shop with a case of pink screen.
Thanks for all the input over the last six months.
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I have been looking at trading up from a PDQ (300) to a Pismo.
The only thing that slows me down here are the stories of "pink screen"
syndrome on the Pismo form factor. Let's assume I buy a Pismo and it
develops "pink screen." Is this something that you notice for only a dew
moments after start
