>extremely doubtful that apple will cover a cdrom damaged by a (from the
>sound of it) warez copy of their software - if in fact that is what it
>is, what is the point of putting a paper label on it and everything?
>black sharpie marker does the job
Who said it was warez? it could have be
extremely doubtful that apple will cover a cdrom damaged by a (from the
sound of it) warez copy of their software - if in fact that is what it
is, what is the point of putting a paper label on it and everything?
black sharpie marker does the job
On Monday, August 26, 2002, at 11:02 PM,
Andrew,
those drives die regularly.. We've got rebuilt units, for about $110 or so
(don't recall) There's not any extended coverage (even though it's a
common issue)..
Thanks,
David
www.ibookparts.com
www.wegenermedia.com
228 Elberta Dr
Lexin
While helping a friend install some software on her 1st-generation
400MHz G4 PowerBook, I ran into a problem: the CD drive made a
terrible noise while accessing the installer CD, then about halfway
through the installation the CD spun down to a stop, and after that
the drive kept making noises
