Hi again,
I blew out the inside of the G4, it wasn't that dusty as I usually
keep up with with that task.
The fans are all working, and there is no spike in the CPU usage when
the event happens.
I reset the NVRAM and rebuilt the PRAM.
When I first installed the Sonnet card and drives I also
.
I've had similar issues before, with both software and hardware
causes. Hardware is always someone tried to insert a FW400 plug upside-
down, and since FW400 carries power it shorts out the port permanently
and it's dead forever.
Hi Kris:
Agreed, but I've still got power to my FW400's
.
I've had similar issues before, with both software and hardware
causes. Hardware is always someone tried to insert a FW400 plug upside-
down, and since FW400 carries power it shorts out the port permanently
and it's dead forever.
Hi Kris:
Agreed, but I've still got power to my FW400's
On Aug 22, 2011, at 7:01 PM, Deiniol ap Deiniol wrote:
Hi Kris:
Agreed, but I've still got power to my FW400's - just not data. I
could understand if a fuse blows when a plug is mal-inserted - and I
thought these fuses are designed to reset (?) - or does the short
FUBAR the (FW chip?)
On Aug 22, 2011, at 7:32 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
I had to disable firewire support on it or it wouldn't sleep, and clearly it
did not support firewire :-)
I canNOT believe I forgot to add but clearly it supported 'ON Firewire'...
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Bruce Johnson
Wherever you go, there you are B.
