Hi All, this is all well and good, but when I get to the install phase,
there is NO LOCATION to install, which means I must partition the drive
and wipe out all of my files. I can boot to the system CD, but there
is no hard drive available. Thanks, Jim.
On Aug 8, 2004, at 12:28 PM, Dylan Moore
It's the same thing.
I made my own way, because I had a small HD on my
PowerMac and I needed more space to make an install.
So removing the System files, the Disc will have more
space to make a new install.
--- Dylan Moore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Okay, the last message send out about movi
Okay, the last message send out about moving files all around and
re-installing X is a convoluted way of doing an "archive install."
Despite its name, there is no archiving. I'm getting ahead of myself.
I recently had a similar problem where I got the ? of death and it
wouldn't even boot to a CD
Clark Martin wrote:
At 7:49 PM -0700 8/7/04, Jim Scolman wrote:
Hello All, I was working on a machine with OS X, Jaguar, and the
power failed. Yes, I know about UPSs..anyhow now when I boot the
machine I am presented with the dreaded flashing Mac Icon and the
Question Mark of Death...no
At 7:49 PM -0700 8/7/04, Jim Scolman wrote:
Hello All, I was working on a machine with OS X, Jaguar, and the
power failed. Yes, I know about UPSs..anyhow now when I boot
the machine I am presented with the dreaded flashing Mac Icon and
the Question Mark of Death...no system files on the
Ok.
Maybe you have a chance (you should need an OS 9
Disc).
First, you should make a backup of your documents and
files (Users > "User name" >
Desktop/Documents/Music/Movies/etc).
Also, you can make a Backup of all your preferences
(on Users / "User name" / Library / Preferences).
If you can't mak
Hello All, I was working on a machine with OS X, Jaguar, and the power
failed. Yes, I know about UPSs..anyhow now when I boot the machine
I am presented with the dreaded flashing Mac Icon and the Question Mark
of Death...no system files on the HD. I have booted from the OS X
disk and
Compare that indicator to the one in the control
strip. In my experience the one in the control strip
updates fairly quickly, while the menu bar one is slow
to recognize the change. If your control strip
updates quickly, just don't worry about it. Must be a
difference in the way the two indicat
Can anyone give me possible reasons that the battery indicator in the menu
bar of my G-4/667/OS 9.2 takes so long to indicate that the charger is
plugged in? And why, even when "lightning strikes", i.e. the indicator
finally kicks in with the lightning icon, the power adapter plug doesn't
turn amb
