On Friday, December 7, 2012 2:54:55 AM UTC-7, Tina Holm wrote:
Den Torsdag, 6/12 2012, 02:05, Valter Prahlad skrev:
Il giorno 06/12/12 01:57, ti...@nehaia.dk javascript: ha scritto:
i had one behave exactly like this when I tried to boot it from a cd,
and
with no memory and
Den Torsdag, 6/12 2012, 02:05, Valter Prahlad skrev:
Il giorno 06/12/12 01:57, t...@nehaia.dk ha scritto:
i had one behave exactly like this when I tried to boot it from a cd,
and
with no memory and harddrive installed
AFAIK, with no memory the Mac should beep one time
(see
Den Tirsdag, 4/12 2012, 09:43, jayson skinner skrev:
i just bought a used 2004 imac g5 desktop and i dont know what to do.
hears
my problem. when i plug the power, keyboard and mouse in and press the
power button the screen will either start up with the chime but stay
black.
you can kinda,
Den Torsdag, 6/12 2012, 01:57, t...@nehaia.dk skrev:
Den Tirsdag, 4/12 2012, 09:43, jayson skinner skrev:
i just bought a used 2004 imac g5 desktop and i dont know what to do.
hears
my problem. when i plug the power, keyboard and mouse in and press the
power button the screen will either
Il giorno 06/12/12 01:57, t...@nehaia.dk ha scritto:
i had one behave exactly like this when I tried to boot it from a cd, and
with no memory and harddrive installed
AFAIK, with no memory the Mac should beep one time
(see http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1547 )
and do not chime (like the OP's Mac
On Dec 5, 2012, at 7:03 PM, t...@nehaia.dk wrote:
i had one behave exactly like this when I tried to boot it from a
cd, and
with no memory and harddrive installed.
No, your memory must be wrong. He said it chimed when he pressed the
power button, the chime is the audio confirmation of the
i just bought a used 2004 imac g5 desktop and i dont know what to do. hears
my problem. when i plug the power, keyboard and mouse in and press the
power button the screen will either start up with the chime but stay black.
you can kinda, almost not at all, hear something getting power to it.
On Dec 4, 2012, at 1:43 PM, jayson skinner lilbit.skin...@gmail.com wrote:
i just bought a used 2004 imac g5 desktop and i dont know what to do. hears
my problem. when i plug the power, keyboard and mouse in and press the power
button the screen will either start up with the chime but stay
It should display something if it is looking for the OS on the HD but doesn't
find it. I would recommend these steps:
http://support.apple.com/kb/ts2094
To start. This will help narrow down the culprit.
-Doc Jimbo
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On Dec 4, 2012, at 3:43 PM, jayson skinner
On Dec 4, 2012, at 3:24 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
From the symptoms you describe, some of the caps on the mobo are bad.
Agreed, bad caps.
You can visually check for popped caps on the motherboard. Here's
what popped caps look like:
http://c.fixya.net/fixya20/uploads/Images/C2F85BA.jpg
Try looking on the system profiler application on your system, or get a
thermal sensor that plugs into one of the internal ports on your system.
There is no general thermal calibration for all G5 systems, so finding the
proper information on what you are looking for is going to be a challenge.
If
Mark
FYI : Whenever you change or replace the processors on a G5 ; you have to
reaccelerate the fans that is the thermal calibration I am speaking of.
It has nothing to do with Operating system, computer specifications, and so on.
I do not want to waste time with things that are not relevant.
Ok then. Just trying to help to the best of my knowledge.
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On Apr 17, 2010, at 6:19 AM, Michael Koch wrote:
Mark
FYI : Whenever you change or replace the processors on a G5 ; you have to
reaccelerate the fans that is the thermal calibration I am speaking of.
It has nothing to do with Operating system, computer specifications, and so
on. I do not
michael's G5 is a powermac. mine is a G4.
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I need some help
I need to find the thermal calibration for the G5
I want to switch the processors to see if that is what is the problem with the
wife's computer.
I have not bin able to find thermal calibration on the apple site.
Is there some place else to find them or does someone have access
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