On Aug 15, 2011, at 9:57 PM, D. Fabel wrote:
> Quick question for everyone.
>
> I was given a G3 Rev D (tray loader). I have retail discs (CDs) for both OS
> 10.0 and 10.3. With the 10.0 disc I can change the "Start Up" disk to point
> to the CD. With the 10.3 disc, I cannot. Any thoughts
Besides ROM stands for Read Only Memory.
Doug
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Subject: Re: iMac G3 Rev D
D. Fabel wrote:
>
>Why is everythin
D. Fabel wrote:
Why is everything called a ROM?
Because Quark wanted to put everything in his brother's name to hide it
from the Ferengi Commerce Authority?
Cheers,
Drew
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ROM means read only memory...RAM means random access memory.
John
On Aug 16, 2011, at 5:34 PM, Christopher Satterfield wrote:
> I'm not sure about the rom part but the ROM part is because the PowerPC macs
> ran using Open Firmware which was stored on a rom and they were given
> different numbers
I'm not sure about the rom part but the ROM part is because the PowerPC macs
ran using Open Firmware which was stored on a rom and they were given
different numbers depending on the version of the Open Firmware on the rom.
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Quick question for everyone.
I was given a G3 Rev D (tray loader). I have retail discs (CDs) for both OS
10.0 and 10.3. With the 10.0 disc I can change the "Start Up" disk to point to
the CD. With the 10.3 disc, I cannot. Any thoughts on what might be happening
here?
I've tried installin
