You can try TenFourFox: https://www.floodgap.com/software/tenfourfox/ That
gives you an up-to-date browser.
On May 18, 2021, at 9:45 AM, R. A. Cantrell
mailto:rac...@gmail.com>> wrote:
I was gifted an iMac G5 1.8 a few years ago and fiddled with it a while and
could not get it to
Hi,
I'm trying to install an updated version of Debian on an iMac g5 currently
running an old version of Debian.
Since the last install a few years ago, the CD died.
I was wondering if any of you folks knew how to force-boot on a USB key?
Thanks!
-Max.
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Hi,
I'm trying to install an updated version of Debian on an iMac g5 currently
running an old version of Debian.
Since the last install a few years ago, the CD died.
I was wondering if any of you folks knew how
Thank you Sir!
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écrit :
On May 21, 2015, at 8:54 AM, Max LeBlanc quattro55...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to install an updated version of Debian on an iMac g5
currently running an old version of Debian.
Since
I have an iMac G5 that has a couple strange problems. The problem has been
happening ever since I got it from my company about 3 years ago. While it
was at the office, I know it had been taken into the shop a number of times
for some work (don't know exact what the issue was). I do know
On May 6, 2014, at 9:19 AM, lrbarrios lrbarr...@datastarusa.com wrote:
I have an iMac G5 that has a couple strange problems. The problem has been
happening ever since I got it from my company about 3 years ago. While it
was at the office, I know it had been taken into the shop a number
hardware. Wouldn't matter anyway. That thing is so loud I wouldn't
be able to hear the music. :) With over 40 computers (PC and Macs) in my
house, I'll find something to work. I guess when the iMac G5 finally dies
that will be incentive for me get the G5 tower that someone gave me working
(think
Hello,
I got this late 2005 iMac G5 w/ iSight that suffers from jet engine fans
noise (unless it's in Reduced CPU mode).
Opened it, got rid of dust and dirt that remained inside. Since then the
iMac got better, doesnt go to sleep while running cpu hungry processes, but
noticed that its GPU
Find another Mac like iMac, pay 5 dollars for a new FireWire cable and use the
other Mac as a disk drive to install onto the G5. If you have an old laptop
drive slot load you can replace that drive also.
Sent from far far away
On Mar 4, 2013, at 7:21 PM, Philip Christiansen
But his heading says g5 so no GUId needed.
Sent from far far away
On Mar 5, 2013, at 9:07 AM, Bruce Johnson john...@pharmacy.arizona.edu
wrote:
On Mar 5, 2013, at 6:45 AM, Bruce Johnson john...@pharmacy.arizona.edu
wrote:
3) Select One Partition from the dropdown for partition number,
On Feb 27, 2013, at 6:07 PM, Philip Christiansen wrote:
I just acquired a G5 iMac yesterday. As a long time Mac user, I was looking
forward to tinkering around with it. However, there is no OS installed and
the DVD drive is shoddy, so I am being a little fiddly with my solutions. A
few
On Mar 5, 2013, at 6:45 AM, Bruce Johnson john...@pharmacy.arizona.edu wrote:
3) Select One Partition from the dropdown for partition number, then click on
the Options button. Select 'Apple Partition Map'. continue with the
repartitioning and formatting, it doesn't matter what it's called,
I just acquired a G5 iMac yesterday. As a long time Mac user, I was looking
forward to tinkering around with it. However, there is no OS installed and
the DVD drive is shoddy, so I am being a little fiddly with my solutions. A
few facts first:
1.) I don't have a firewire cable. I can't
hello, need to replace those nasty capacitors in my power supply
module (it only runs fine in reduced cpu mode). Instead of shipping
the entire computer to the nearest Mac shop I thought about taking
only my power supply module to the local PC/console repair shop. I
know there's tear down guide on
I just replaced the power supply on my G5 iMac ALS a couple of weeks ago. I
used Apple's DIY Manuals https://support.apple.com/manuals#imac
then click on the DIY Manuals option. Scroll down the list until you find
what you need. Note they don't go down to component repair level. BTW, I
never
1st thing to do is try another connector cable, then try another drive.
On Sunday, June 3, 2012 12:34:45 PM UTC-7, Drew Alleman wrote:
I have a second hand 20 inch G5 iMac that I am working on. When ever I
install the DVD drive into the machine it refuses to boot. Does this
mean a bad
Thanks for your help what I did was I got a drive from a friends broken 17 inch
iMac and flipped the connectors and it works now.
Thank you,
-Drew
On Jun 4, 2012, at 9:52 AM, gifutiger wrote:
1st thing to do is try another connector cable, then try another drive.
On Sunday, June 3, 2012
I have a second hand 20 inch G5 iMac that I am working on. When ever I
install the DVD drive into the machine it refuses to boot. Does this
mean a bad motherboard? If not what dos it mean?
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Are you trying to boot a OS disk or just a regular disk in general keeping
it from booting? If you're trying to boot an OS disk you need to use a
10.2-10.5, 10.5 is the best as it provides the most usability and it runs
well on a G5.
Also, to boot from a disk you need to hold down the C key, and
I put a hard drive in it that already had a OS on it (10.5) and it boots when
the Superdrive is not installed. When I install the Superdrive the light on the
front turns on but nothing else.
On Jun 3, 2012, at 2:44 PM, Christopher Satterfield wrote:
Are you trying to boot a OS disk or just a
I would check to make sure it's properly connected. I'm not sure of the
connection on the drive as the only iMac newer than a G4 I've worked on is
a 2.16 GHz C2D one.
If that isn't the problem try and find a friend with a G5 they will let you
use to see if it's a drive or motherboard issue.
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On Jan 27, 2012, at 5:34 AM, Jean-Claude Touzin wrote:
Hi All,
I have an iMac G5 (17, light sensor, Tiger) that stay with a black screen
after startup.
On Apple support for the iMac G5, there is a procedure for the above problem
(question yes no, question yes no... ) that help put
Hello, I bought this 17 iMac G5 1.9 Ghz iSight model with OSX
10.4.11. First issue I noticed was no response to Power button. The
seller gave me a tip, which turned out to be resetting SMU
procedure. Sometimes it helps, sometimes it gets powered off in the
middle of BONG, figured out I need
It sounds like a power supply issue or a processor issue. I had a Power Mac
G5 that would cause the take off mode when doing anything intensive, then
it would lock up, and it turned out I had a bad processor.
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On Dec 25, 2011, at 12:05 PM, Christopher Satterfield wrote:
It sounds like a power supply issue or a processor issue. I had a Power Mac
G5 that would cause the take off mode when doing anything intensive, then it
would lock up, and it turned out I had a bad processor.
The key is that it's
I have noticed over the past year many requests for replacement iMac
G5 motherboards on the swap group. I found myself in the same boat
when I inherited 2 2006 G5 iMacs one 17 inch 2.0 ghz and one 20 inch
2.0 ghz. A further investigation I discovered a site that does
replacement capacitor service
and the components. Plugged in the iMac,
and it immediately launched its OS. I ran it continuously for about 12 hours
without a problem. Good luck with your project.
On Sep 30, 2011, at 6:03 PM, Wayne Getchel wrote:
I have noticed over the past year many requests for replacement iMac
G5
I have a 20 1.8ghz G5 with the famous not-so-hot capacitance on the
motherboard. None of the capacitors has actually failed, but I was
running into seemingly random freezes very regularly and had
eliminated most other potential causes (memory, drive issue).
As it turns out I found the reason it
soldering you can do it your self.. Here is the
link to the us firm and a good nice proff. one.
http://jimwarholic.com/2008/07/how-to-repair-apple-imac-g5.php
it`s well worth it (i think :O) ) Altough can`t run snow lepard on them but
10.5 will do..
Hope i didnt disturbe the discussion here
I have an iMac G5 (20 ALS) whose logic board only lights the first
LED. The second LED originally flickered, so I had the PSU repaired,
but now it doesn't come on at all. The logic board caps appear
pristine, so I'm wondering if I should just sell it for parts or if
it's fixable. I'd
Not necessarily. That's just the vent that prevents explosions.
On Mar 7, 2011 5:04 PM, Jonas Ulrich jonasulrich3...@gmail.com wrote:
If you open up the first generation G5 iMac, you original capacitors are
all
stamped with a K. If they are stamped with something else, they've been
replaced.
I am looking for an imac newer and faster than my current G4. My
needs are not that great, mostly web browsing and word processing.
After a few days following ebay it seems there is quite a price
difference between the G5 series and the Intel Core 2 Duos. I am
tempted to get the cheaper G5
As long as you can get a copy of Leopard to run, the G5 should keep you busy
for a couple of years. But I would be expecting a 25-50% discount over Intel.
cjc
On 03/03/2011, at 6:49 AM, william wrote:
I am looking for an imac newer and faster than my current G4. My needs are
not that great,
I picked up an iMac G5 1.8GHz machine about a year ago for $300. It was a good
buy then - heavy Mac compared to the newer Intel versions, but it has been in
use everyday and I am very happy to have it.
Bob
On Mar 7, 2011, at 7:51 AM, Christopher Collins wrote:
As long as you can get a copy
I think I heard that the G5 imacs can have issues with the capacitors on the
logic board, but I don't know if they were limited to specific
models/revisions. I'm not sure about the intel ones, or if they'll hold up to
long term use (as the so-called bad G5 ones have had to).
Having recently
Just beware of the known problems with a G5 iMac. The 1st generation G5 iMac
had faulty capacitors, as well as power supplies, and the generation after
that commonly had video chip problems. If you can get a 1st generation G5
iMac, that has good capacitors, and a good power supply, hopefully one
However, PPC Macs are a dead end, and getting deader every day; unless the
G5 literally falls into your lap, spend the extra bucks and get an intel
iMac or Mini.
I can echo this.
My desktop (PPC G5 1.8 GHz, 2GB) has been in once for the video chip issues
(and should go in again) and it's
I have just upgraded my 20inch iMac G4, up to 2GB of RAM and running 10.5.8.
It is still a great computer and for my needs work and runs perfectly, not
slow at all, of course no fast as the last iMacs.
I even had to replace the logic board because the video chip failure, and I
am happy to have
If you open up the first generation G5 iMac, you original capacitors are all
stamped with a K. If they are stamped with something else, they've been
replaced. I've seen ones stamped with Y and X.
-Jonas
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Topic: iMac G5 startup problem
snip
JC wrote:
Hi,
One of my friend with the iMac above is having lots of trouble to
start
his machine first time in the morning.
It seems that unplugging from the wall and plugging back, then pushing
the start button in the back many times is the only
from my experience, I have never had a problem with my iMac G5 Rev A, but
some of my friends who had Rev.A iMacs did have Power Supply problems, and
sometimes it did make a noise, sometimes it didn't. Check inside your iMac
to see if any of your capacitors aren't broken.
Mystic Prowler coolmar
Also, I forgot to say: If your mac doesn't make the special sound when
starting up, it means that you have to ZAP the PRAM, by doing this when
starting up: COMMAND+OPTION+P+R. If that doesn't solve the problem, you are
in deep trouble. If your Mac doesn't make the startup chime on startup, it
Ref.
OS 10.5.8
Name iMac G5 Model PowerMac8,1 Processor PowerPC G5 (3.0)
Speed 1.8 GHz CPU 1 Cache 512 Ko RAM 1 Go
Bus speed 600 MHz ROM version 5.2.2f4
UUID --1000-8000-000D93B9ABC2
Hi,
One of my friend with the iMac above is having lots of trouble
On Nov 5, 2010, at 4:56 PM, Jean-Claude Touzin wrote:
Ref.
OS 10.5.8
Name iMac G5 Model PowerMac8,1 Processor PowerPC G5 (3.0)
Speed1.8 GHz CPU 1 Cache 512 Ko RAM 1 Go
Bus speed 600 MHzROM version 5.2.2f4
UUID --1000-8000-000D93B9ABC2
Bad Power supply.
On Sun, Oct 31, 2010 at 1:47 PM, BuffaloMan
moreforeveryone71...@comcast.net wrote:
I have an 17 iMac {Series 1989} that does not start up, with a
clicking noise that matches the #1 diagnostic LED flickering.
Is that indicating a bad power supply or bad caps on the logic
I have an 17 iMac {Series 1989} that does not start up, with a
clicking noise that matches the #1 diagnostic LED flickering.
Is that indicating a bad power supply or bad caps on the logic board?
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At 10:14 PM -0400 9/20/2010, Midnight rider wrote:
Rev. A iMac G5 20 1.8Ghz.
My iMac G5 kicks it's fan on HIGH whenever it starts up, but only
before it boots on the Apple logo. once the Apple logo appears, the
fans die down. This is only happening when the system has a question
mark
On Mon, 20 Sep 2010 22:14:02 -0400, Midnight rider wrote:
This is only been a recent problem, and I need help with this. My
iMac G5 kicks it's fan on HIGH whenever it starts up, but only before
it boots on the Apple logo. once the Apple logo appears, the fans die
down. This is only
This is only been a recent problem, and I need help with this. My iMac G5
kicks it's fan on HIGH whenever it starts up, but only before it boots on
the Apple logo. once the Apple logo appears, the fans die down. This is only
happening when the system has a question mark on a folder, or when
On Jun 22, 2010, at 7:50 AM, fanatamac wrote:
Hi group,
My Imac G5 20 inch, 1.8 recently turned into vacuum cleaner mode;
won't recognize the hard drive no matter what.
Would appreciate advice on selling - better to list as a whole system
for fix or parts, or part it out and sell
I acquired an iMac G5 20, no camera (A1076), it doesn't power up. On
plugging in the power cord one diagnostic LED comes on. Resetting the
SMC doesn't help. PRAM battery is good. According to Apple test
procedure it's a bad logic board. One set of caps was blown out, I
replaced them
On Jun 17, 2010, at 5:30 PM, Clark Martin wrote:
I acquired an iMac G5 20, no camera (A1076), it doesn't power up. On
plugging in the power cord one diagnostic LED comes on. Resetting the SMC
doesn't help. PRAM battery is good. According to Apple test procedure it's
a bad logic board
On Jun 17, 5:30 pm, Clark Martin cm...@sonic.net wrote:
I acquired an iMac G5 20, no camera (A1076), it doesn't power up. On
plugging in the power cord one diagnostic LED comes on. Resetting the
SMC doesn't help. PRAM battery is good. According to Apple test
procedure it's a bad logic
On 6/17/10 6:19 PM, Google Photoshop Elements wrote:
On Jun 17, 5:30 pm, Clark Martincm...@sonic.net wrote:
I acquired an iMac G5 20, no camera (A1076), it doesn't power up. On
plugging in the power cord one diagnostic LED comes on. Resetting the
SMC doesn't help. PRAM battery is good
On 6/17/10 6:06 PM, Jim Scott wrote:
On Jun 17, 2010, at 5:30 PM, Clark Martin wrote:
I acquired an iMac G5 20, no camera (A1076), it doesn't power up.
On plugging in the power cord one diagnostic LED comes on.
Resetting the SMC doesn't help. PRAM battery is good. According
to Apple test
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
Hi, I have an iMac G5 with an isight camera that I got in a trade. The owner
told me it just needs a hard drive, so I ran down to my local computer store
and spent $50 on a 160GB SATA hard drive. Installed it in there and fired it
up. booted to the boot selection menu, where I inserted the disc
On 5/24/10 5:26 PM, Jeremiah Stevens wrote:
Hi, I have an iMac G5 with an isight camera that I got in a trade. The
owner told me it just needs a hard drive, so I ran down to my local
computer store and spent $50 on a 160GB SATA hard drive. Installed it in
there and fired it up. booted
Dear List:
I had posted a message here a couple of days ago about a display issue
on my friend's iMac G5. Today, I took a photo of this issue.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3089450/imac_issue/IMG_0611.JPG
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On May 24, 2010, at 5:16 PM, wiref...@gmail.com wrote:
I had posted a message here a couple of days ago about a display issue
on my friend's iMac G5. Today, I took a photo of this issue.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3089450/imac_issue/IMG_0611.JPG
I have a first-gen iMac G5 20-inch that had
Hello List:
A friend of mine has a 5 year old iMac G5 which is currently
experiencing video issues. According to his description, he states
that,
Any areas of white appear to have blue-green halo pixels that totally
interfere with the colour of the screen now.
Any ideas of what is going on here
On May 21, 2010, at 7:45 AM, Doug wrote:
Sounds like he could have got the machine close to a fairly big magnet. In
that case the screen is toast.
WTF???
Magnets do not affect LCD's in the least.
My guess would be to check the monitor calibration first.
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Hi. I am new to this group but not new to LEM lists. I have seen some
early G5 iMacs for sale that have caught my eye - specifically a 1.8
ghz 17 iMac. I am not sure if it is the earlier one (part of the 1.6
and 1.8 release) or the later one (part of the 1.8 and 2.0 release).
My specific
On Mar 31, 2010, at 11:45 AM, BBFlake wrote:
My specific question:
Can I attach an external monitor and run 2 monitors at once? If so
would it be mirroring or expanding the desktop?
Yes, it'll expand the desktop.
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Information
.
I had successfully soldered and desoldered a number of components on a lot
of boards before I took on my first iMac G5 project. But Jim Warholic
http://jimwarholic.com/2008/07/how-to-repair-apple-imac-g5.php cautioned
that a super-hot iron with quick heat recovery was necessary to melt the
lead
of components on a lot
of boards before I took on my first iMac G5 project. But Jim Warholic
http://jimwarholic.com/2008/07/how-to-repair-apple-imac-g5.php cautioned
that a super-hot iron with quick heat recovery was necessary to melt the
lead-free solder used on the iMac G5 logic board. He recommended
On 3/23/10 5:29 AM, Jay T wrote:
Hey guys
I have taken apart and put back together a LOT of macs, but I have
never soldered anything to anything in there and I'm a little nervous
here.
I recently bought a used iMac G5 1st gen 1.8ghz and it boots up and
operates quite well for extended periods
On 3/24/10 2:20 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Mar 24, 2010, at 12:31 PM, Jim Scott wrote:
The most difficult part -- aside from my steep soldering learning
curve ascent -- was removing the original capacitors. Apple used
lead-free solder in those iMacs, and I literally burned up several
solder
Hey guys
I have taken apart and put back together a LOT of macs, but I have
never soldered anything to anything in there and I'm a little nervous
here.
I recently bought a used iMac G5 1st gen 1.8ghz and it boots up and
operates quite well for extended periods. This week it started
turning
On Mar 23, 2010, at 5:29 AM, Jay T wrote:
Hey guys
I have taken apart and put back together a LOT of macs, but I have
never soldered anything to anything in there and I'm a little nervous
here.
I recently bought a used iMac G5 1st gen 1.8ghz and it boots up and
operates quite well
On 3/24/2010 9:48 AM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
One of these: http://tinyurl.com/yadel8o and/or some desoldering
wick, like this : http://tinyurl.com/ybsxq7z are invaluable tools in
this process.
Also a pair of these http://tinyurl.com/ycqwpbg or one of these
http://tinyurl.com/ydvyhxs makes life
On Tue, Mar 23, 2010 at 8:29 AM, Jay T jasontru...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey guys
I have taken apart and put back together a LOT of macs, but I have
never soldered anything to anything in there and I'm a little nervous
here.
I recently bought a used iMac G5 1st gen 1.8ghz and it boots up
On Mar 24, 2010, at 12:31 PM, Jim Scott wrote:
The most difficult part -- aside from my steep soldering learning
curve ascent -- was removing the original capacitors. Apple used
lead-free solder in those iMacs, and I literally burned up several
solder guns of increasingly higher heat
without thinking this used to happen to me if I started garageband the sound
would come back.
Is your friend using another audio program which is changing priorities?
On 14 Feb 2010, at 22:47, Gladys Perez-Almiroty wrote:
good sunday to all:
my friend inherited my imac g5 running tiger up
Re: iMac G5 problems
I had similar issues and it was analyzed at the Apple Store as a bad
logic board OR a bad video card, which can't be easily replaced
separate from the logic board. I can read the hard drive on another
computer using target disc mode but can't get the G5 to read
On Jan 26, 2010, at 12:54 AM, John Hobbs wrote:
I did some reading online last night after posting that message on
the G5 logic board problems and it said bulging capacitors is a dead
giveaway of the syndrome. Sure enough-- I have plenty that are
bulging, some have even burst out the top.
Hi list,
I have an iMac G5 (20 screen, 2.0GHZ) that is having some sort of
serious issue. This has been a family owned machine since it was
bought brand new in Jan 2006. It's on it's THIRD logic board and
THIRD power supply, and I fear may soon be on its fourth unless I can
fix
On Jan 25, 2010, at 12:14 PM, Dan wrote:
At 8:54 PM -0800 1/24/2010, Nat Hall wrote:
I have an iMac G5 (20 screen, 2.0GHZ) that is having some sort of
serious issue. This has been a family owned machine since it was
bought brand new in Jan 2006. It's on it's THIRD logic board and
THIRD
On Jan 12, 2010, at 10:27 AM, gladys pérez-almiroty wrote:
hi:
again i call on you to help me help a friend. she called and told me
that she has a problem with some corrupted icons. i will go there
tonight and see if i can determine if it is just the icons or the
document. any ideas or help?
Bruce:
please excuse my ignorance/stupidity but, how do i do that?
thanks
g
Make sure that some other program hasn't taken over the file types
in question...in other works the icons aren't 'corrupted' just
different.
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it might be helpful to add that my friend only uses her computer with
word- college professor- and email that is mostly work related.
thanks again
g
On Jan 12, 2010, at 1:44 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Jan 12, 2010, at 10:27 AM, gladys pérez-almiroty wrote:
hi:
again i call on you to help
On Jan 12, 2010, at 11:01 AM, gladys pérez-almiroty wrote:
Bruce:
please excuse my ignorance/stupidity but, how do i do that?
thanks
Right-click (or control-click) on one of the icons in question, and
select 'get info'. There is a section in there that says 'Open With'
which will show
this? how? other than
erasing the problem and doing it over? she has a backup, but it has
the same problem.
the only thing that she said was that she always has connected to the
computer an external hd and a pen drive.
she has an imac g5 nothing added- not even memory!- and is running
10.4.11
bruce:
my guess is that she is having problems opening them too, but i won't
know until later tonight. if that is the case, is there anything that
could be done?
tia
g
On Jan 12, 2010, at 2:36 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
The main issue here is what exactly the user means by corrupted
Icons
hi:
my guess is that they are documents, and word documents. i will know
more later today.
tia
g
What icons? Finder icons or in some other application? Corrupted
in what way?
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Does anyone have a schematic for the iMac g5 17 Rev. A power supply
(Need to know the polarity of the capacitors)? I've looked all over
the interwebs and I can't seem to find it.
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Does anyone have a schematic for the iMac g5 17 Rev. A power supply
(Need to know the polarity of the capacitors)? I've looked all over
the interwebs and I can't seem to find it.
Is there not one on Jim Warholic's website? He's got a bunch of good
info about how to fix the iMac G5 capacitor
He had some goo pictures, but I need a wiring diagram so I know the
polarity ofthe capacitors
Isaac Smith wrote:
Does anyone have a schematic for the iMac g5 17 Rev. A power supply
(Need to know the polarity of the capacitors)? I've looked all over
the interwebs and I can't seem to find
On Dec 28, 2009, at 12:51 PM, epic93 wrote:
He had some goo pictures, but I need a wiring diagram so I know the
polarity ofthe capacitors
The caps you're removing should have the polarity shown on them. take
note of this as you remove them.
See here http://www.badcaps.net/pages.php?vid=33
hi:
my thanks to all of you who helped me with my aunt's imac. we found
out it was indeed the power supply and were very lucky to find a used
working one locally. the machine is up and running and my aunt is very
happy.
thanks again
gladys
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Clark Martin cm...@sonic.net Nov 29 08:37PM -0800 wrote:
Melvyn Edith Halbert wrote:
version of Tiger, so I know first hand how inconvenient it would be
for me to run 10.4.11 on my iMac G5 at home.
Me thinks you have a problem specific to your setup. I have Tiger
10.4.11 running on a G4
At 11:44 PM -0500 11/29/2009, Melvyn Edith Halbert wrote:
When I followed what you wrote, there were no messages added to
either the Console log or the System log.
Then the camera is not being seen by the hardware.
Have you tried a different USB port?
Console offers a slew of other log files.
On Nov 28, 2009, at 9:20 AM, Melvyn Edith Halbert wrote:
[Please, no comments about the perils of using an old version of Mac
OS X -- for almost three years, camera imports have been trouble-free
under this OS.]
Tiger ftw! You might want to update it to 10.4.11 though...
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At 11:20 AM -0500 11/28/2009, Melvyn Edith Halbert wrote:
Recently I have been unable to import photos from my digital camera
(Canon PowerShot S80) to my iMac G5 running 10.4.6. Formerly, the
process was automatic: When I connected the camera via its USB cable,
Canon's CameraWindow program
http://groups.google.com/group/imaclist/t/507c8814deed1d96In reply
To Fabian Fang:
Yes, I have a USB card reader. I don't use it regularly because the
automatic upload with Canon's software is more convenient -- it sorts
the photos into new folders pre-labeled by the date the pictures were
hand how inconvenient it would be
for me to run 10.4.11 on my iMac G5 at home.
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IT department to run the last
version of Tiger, so I know first hand how inconvenient it would be
for me to run 10.4.11 on my iMac G5 at home.
Me thinks you have a problem specific to your setup. I have Tiger
10.4.11 running on a G4 QuickSilver. It has Classic installed and I
have a number of old
Recently I have been unable to import photos from my digital camera
(Canon PowerShot S80) to my iMac G5 running 10.4.6. Formerly, the
process was automatic: When I connected the camera via its USB cable,
Canon's CameraWindow program would open and the camera screen would
soon show
I have no idea about your problem, but just out of curiosity, why are
you running (Tiger) 10.4.6 and not Tiger 10.4.11? Just wondering...
Melvyn Edith Halbert wrote:
Recently I have been unable to import photos from my digital camera
(Canon PowerShot S80) to my iMac G5 running 10.4.6
On Nov 28, 2009, at 8:20 AM, Melvyn Edith Halbert wrote:
Recently I have been unable to import photos from my digital camera
(Canon PowerShot S80) to my iMac G5 running 10.4.6. Formerly, the
process was automatic: When I connected the camera via its USB cable,
Canon's CameraWindow program
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