On 2/3/2014 10:06 AM, Jeff Walther wrote:
Just wanted to add concurrence to what Clark wrote. The OS's of that
age had specific components for the Macs which had soft power on vs. a
hard switch. The LC has a hard switch, the IIci has soft power. So the
OS doesn't know it can power off the machine, and tells you to do it.
The IIci is also one of the models with a power button on the back which
can be rotated to "server" position so in the event of a power failure
it'll automatically boot when power is restored.
Push the button in and give it a quarter of a turn clockwise then release.
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