even though I'm
booting it off a CD. It freezes when it shows a happy Mac or when the
grey apple comes up.
Jason Trunzo wrote:
The reason we want you to do this is two fold. First to see the mac
thru a successful bootup. Second so you can run disc utility on your
drive from the installer cd
screw up downloads before too,
weird stuff
Steve
On Aug 22, 2010, at 5:47 AM, Jason Trunzo wrote:
Thats unusual all right. The real deal here is that we've got to
get the iMac to boot from somewhere so we can diagnose the drive.
Do you have another working PowerPC mac with firewire in your
house
I am gathering that you don't have any other equipment to connect to
the iMac. If you had an internal or external DVD drive you could boot
w the installer disc by holding down the c key until the disc boots or
the option key until you can select the disc as startup. If you can't
open your
The reason we want you to do this is two fold. First to see the mac
thru a successful bootup. Second so you can run disc utility on your
drive from the installer cd to attempt to repair the drive. Or simply
reinstall the os.
DON'T PANIC!
Sent from my Electronic Thumb
On Aug 21, 2010, at
You can boot mac in target disk mode and install os x from your g4
tower that way. The iMac should be able to boot from the disc when you
launch holding c key. You may want to insure that you are using a USB
cabled keyboard not wireless at startup.
DON'T PANIC!
Sent from my Electronic
You have all the software you need. Tiger will talk to XP. You need to make
sure that all your computers are on the same workgroup and that windows sharing
is turned on, and your mac will 'see' the other computers. Then you can
transfer files from the desktop.
On Jul 31, 2010, at 5:49 PM,
same on mine - and
replacing the optical drive just isn't much fun on an iMac G3 so I live with it
until I can't live with it.
Peace Lovingkindness,
Jason Trunzo
jasontru...@gmail.com
On Jun 24, 2010, at 8:23 PM, Andrew Main wrote:
I'm working on a 600MHz iMac G3 whose CD-RW drive has
You will need a tiger upgrade or tiger retail disc - i've had the same issues
in the past myself. You should still be able to install Tiger onto the iMac
from the iBook by booting the iMac into target disc mode and choosing to
upgrade Mac OS X
Peace Lovingkindness,
Jason Trunzo
jasontru
Does anybody know what this means? I ran apple service diagnostic
2.5.2 on 1.8ghz iMac G5 and am getting this error. Thanks!
Don't Panic!
JT
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NOT affect/confused with the data and address buses.
If the G5 is otherwise working as intended, disregard the error.
Regards, Naftali
On Sat, Jun 5, 2010 at 11:10, Jason Trunzo jasontru...@gmail.com
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Does anybody know what this means? I ran apple service diagnostic
2.5.2
Hey guys, a couple of months ago I looked here for some help with replacing the
bad caps on my iMac g5 1.8Ghz 20'
Well I did it!
It starts up. It seems to be working.
I ran Apple Service Diagnostic 2.5.2 on it WITHOUT an internal HD and I am
getting 2 errors.
The first is on the I2C - Register
I'm pretty sure that G3 Pmacs don't have a target disk mode on the ROM. Lets
see what other listers have to say, but I remember this being an issue with a
400Mhz G3 Pmac that I was trying to pull data from - it had a SCSI drive and an
ATA drive attached - Target disk mode may have been a later
On Mar 28, 2010, at 6:53 PM, Amanda Ward wrote:
Rookie question here... I have an iMac G5... how is this machine cooled? Is it
liquid cooling or just fans and heat-sinks?
fans and heat sinks
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