on 24/06/02 00:18, Beverly Woods at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi folks,
just got back from a couple of days away, during which we left my
partner's Wallstreet unplugged, it being stormy. The Wallstreet is a G3/300
which has previously given difficulty if you try to start from the battery,
The reset combination causes the on light to blink on for a second and
there's a brief whirr (maybe 2 seconds) as if the hard drive is trying to
spin up, then unit returns to off.
Beverly
just got back from a couple of days away, during which we left my
partner's Wallstreet unplugged, it
On 24/06/02 10:30, Beverly Woods [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The reset combination causes the on light to blink on for a second and
there's a brief whirr (maybe 2 seconds) as if the hard drive is trying to
spin up, then unit returns to off.
OK, I think I've got this with my previous Wallstreet
Well, I'm a bit at a loss here. I think I remember a few times my Wallstreet
acting like this, and I thought that doing Command+Control+Power would bring
it back to life, but if it doesn't work for you, I'm not sure what is wrong.
What you could do is remove the battery and disconnect it from the
Hey, thanks to everyone who wrote to help with this! This was indeed the
problem. Yes, the hard drive was recently upgraded to a 20G IBM drive, and
this was the first time the Wallstreet had been closed since the upgrade. We
haven't done the steel insert yet, because at the moment taking out the
My Pismo started up without it's usual orchestral sound. I called
AppleCare and they walked me through resetting the PRAM.
This may have nothing to do with your situation, but maybe?
Donald
On Monday, June 24, 2002, at 07:58 AM, Eric Opiela wrote:
just got back from a couple of days away,
Hi folks,
just got back from a couple of days away, during which we left my
partner's Wallstreet unplugged, it being stormy. The Wallstreet is a G3/300
which has previously given difficulty if you try to start from the battery,
but never had this kind of problem before.
Pushing the power
