Ben Dyer wrote:
If 2 iBooks aren't recognising the CD properly, it sounds like the CD is
damaged. The chances of two different computers' optical drives failing
at the same time are rather slim.
Do other CDs work in the drives?
Cheers,
Ben
On 21 Jan 2005, at 01:42, David Lesher wrote:
They are o
On 20/01/05 09:45, "Ben Dyer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If 2 iBooks aren't recognising the CD properly, it sounds like the CD
> is damaged. The chances of two different computers' optical drives
> failing at the same time are rather slim.
>
> Do other CDs work in the drives?
>
> Cheers,
> Ben
If 2 iBooks aren't recognising the CD properly, it sounds like the CD
is damaged. The chances of two different computers' optical drives
failing at the same time are rather slim.
Do other CDs work in the drives?
Cheers,
Ben
On 21 Jan 2005, at 01:42, David Lesher wrote:
They are ones I have used
Laurent Daudelin wrote:
ARGH! Did Murphy follow me home or
Is this the CD that came with one of the newly iBook? Maybe it's bad?
They are ones I have used for past reinstalls.
And why wouldn't the iBook eject when asked?
And the smaller iBook wouldn't even SEE the CD's.
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on 20/01/05 00:45, David Lesher at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> On a nearly new iBook; I needed to boot from CD to do a pw-force on the
> root account.
>
> No joy... the CD would appear on the "hold option at powerup" menu but
> attempts to boot from it would get a ISO-type slashed circle. I tri
On a nearly new iBook; I needed to boot from CD to do a pw-force on the
root account.
No joy... the CD would appear on the "hold option at powerup" menu but
attempts to boot from it would get a ISO-type slashed circle. I tried
both a 10.3 and a 10.2 CD #1.
I then tried an external Firewire CD
