G'day Mark.
I don't know if this would help. I have Name-Mangler which is a free software
download. You can rename multiple files, add prefixes or suffixes, insert
stuff, remove characters, etc. I just renamed 1,072 photos by replacing the
IMG_ with Melbourne March 2010 . (space included for g
On 9/06/10 7:59 AM, "Peter Hinchliffe" wrote:
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> On 08/06/2010, at 4:28 PM, Jon Davison wrote:
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>> Thanks to everyone that helped with advice re my 2 G5 towers. Unfortunately
>> the problem still exists, so I will put that on the back burner for a while.
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>> A new query though.
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On 08/06/2010, at 4:28 PM, Jon Davison wrote:
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> Thanks to everyone that helped with advice re my 2 G5 towers. Unfortunately
> the problem still exists, so I will put that on the back burner for a while.
>
> A new query though.
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> Can I use Apple Script to re label loads of JPEG images? We
Thanks to everyone that helped with advice re my 2 G5 towers.
Unfortunately the problem still exists, so I will put that on the back
burner for a while.
A new query though.
Can I use Apple Script to re label loads of JPEG images? We are
setting up our new on-line stock library and I need
That could be it, RAM. I will check what I am using to see if there is
anything amiss.
Thanks Ronni
On 30/05/2010, at 4:23 PM, Ronda Brown wrote:
Hi Jon,
This could be one of many things wrong with the G5s. Dirt / fluff
inside the G5 to a Hardware problem.
2-beeps normally indicate
Hi Jon,
This could be one of many things wrong with the G5s. Dirt / fluff inside the
G5 to a Hardware problem.
2-beeps normally indicates "Incompatible RAM type installed".
Have you tried starting up in Single-User or Verbose Mode?
1. Shut down the computer if it is on.
2. Press the power
Sorry Jon you're now outside my meagre experience
maybe one of the Big Brains of wamug is listening..
do hope you can get it sorted
best
alastair
On 30/05/2010, at 8:31 AM, Jon Davison wrote:
Hi Alastair, I should have mentioned that the machines won't start
up at all, just the
Is it possible that the clear plastic cover may be faulty? i.e. the
three feet that when inserted stop the fans? just wondering.
Anyway, still no joy, the fans are still raging away if I try and
startup. Things seem to happen in groups, now my BigPond NetGear
cable modem is flashing and
Hi Alastair, I should have mentioned that the machines won't start up
at all, just the two beeps, then the racket with the fans. Whilst the
fans are going berserk, the blue 'on light' flashes once every 10
seconds or so and will not stay on.
I have tried to see if it appears as a desktop
Hi Alastair, I should have mentioned that the machines won't start up
at all, just the two beeps, then the racket with the fans. Whilst the
fans are going berserk, the blue 'on light' flashes once every 10
seconds or so and will not stay on.
I have tried to see if it appears as a desktop
if you have the fans only goingit may be a hardware
problem.power supply faulty??? James
On 30/05/2010, at 11:54, mince and pud wrote:
Hi Jon
Philippe's suggestions may have fixed it but if not the following
might be worth a try - though it was running fsck that caused the
pro
Hi Jon
Philippe's suggestions may have fixed it but if not the following
might be worth a try - though it was running fsck that caused the
problem with me and you obviously haven't done that. Still it won't do
any harm to start in single user mode
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1492
then
Hi Jon,
You may try resetting the SMU as per Apple's article at:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1436
or reset the PRAM by doing the following as per Apple's instructions:
Reset your computer's PRAM (parameter RAM) by doing the following:
-If you iMac (or G5 in your case) is on, turn it off by p
Thanks for the reply Alastair, but how on earth do I do that? I don't
even know what it means. Plus how can I do that if it won't even start?
Help
Jon
On 29/05/2010, at 11:04 PM, mince and pud wrote:
Hi Jon
This may well be rubbish but better I suggest it than not
have you run fsck o
Hi Jon
This may well be rubbish but better I suggest it than not
have you run fsck on them lately? This happened on my imac (well, the
fans, not the double beeps) after running fsck and I had to run it
again and typeexitat the end instead of rebootand that
fixed it.
Might
Evening all. I have two old G5's at home that seem to have developed
the same problem and I can't figure it out.
Both emit a double beep when starting up, then the fans come on and
stay that way. I have tried taking the RAM out putting it back in
again, the same with the two HD's, the fan
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