My dual 2.5 G5 with the CPU error that wouldn't boot (possibly due to bad capacitor acc. to earlier respnses) is still dead. The local tech cloned its boot drive onto an external hard drive for me so that I could use it to boot our Mac Mini. He said he wasn't sure if it would work as the boot
Macmini2,1
Processor Name: Intel Core 2 Duo
Processor Speed: 2 GHz
Number Of Processors: 1
Total Number Of Cores: 2
L2 Cache: 4 MB
Memory: 3 GBI'll try the archive and install migration this weekend since the brute force drag and drop wasn't
The PPC G5 was running 10.5 (.2 I believe). I tried again. It will boot from the cloned G5 drive on the external hard drive, but the mouse still fails to work after boot-up, regardless of which USB port I try.
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When your capacitors were bulged, did you repair or replace the machines? I called the tech. He stated that he had also seen G5 with problem capacitors, but a replacement logic board was needed to fix that, which was a $700 repair so it wasn't worth repairing the machine.
Which leads to the
The hardware test did recognize the RAM, so I'm assuming it's safe to say that the RAM is fine.>
> In both the G5 and PC, once the RAM was fully recognized, I've had
> zero problems.
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I apologize if this was already posted.
Jason
Plattsburgh
Apple Mac malware: caught on camera
Pob in our analysis labs blogged earlier this week about a new variant of the RSPlug Trojan horse for Mac OS X that he had written protection against.
One of the ways in which the OSX/RSPlug-F Mac
I'm probably missing the obvious here. This forum doesn't have a lot of Symantec virus scanner software fans, and Norton/Symantec's had problems detecting the malware aimed at ACH bank accounts. There have been a large # of infected computers in my area lately with malware that has
try fixed DNS entries and/or purchase a new router and take it back if it does not work. At work earlier this week there was a problem with the providers dns servers which can really mess things up. Lots of luck.
Thank you. What's the best way to try fixed DNS entries? Googling that didn't
