Re: [SM] s900 startup

2005-01-25 Thread Charles Davis
At this point I would be suspicious of 'something screwy in the PRAM'.  
I don't KNOW, but there are too many 'zap the pram' fixes for strange 
problem comments to ignore that as a possibility.

JMHO
Chuck D.

On Tuesday, January 25, 2005, at 02:00 PM, Robert Kay wrote:
I got four quick responses to my problem. All of them had good 
suggestions,
most of which I had already tried.  I followed up on checking out the 
power
supply and found it to be fine.  The most prevalent suggestions 
centered on
the CPU board so I concentrated my efforts there. I found that neither
reseating nor removing the Sonnet Crescendo G4 processing card was any 
help.
Removing the G4 card, resetting the CUDA and replacing the card also 
didn't
help. However, removing the G4 card, resetting the CUDA and putting in 
the
old Newer Technology G3 processor card brought the s900 back to life.
Removing the G3 card and reinserting the G4 card restored everything to
normal. This doesn't tell what went wrong, but at least the s900 is 
working.

Thanks to everyone who helped,
Robert Kay
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Re: [SM] How is this happening

2005-04-04 Thread Charles Davis
Hi Richard;
The 'Options' for XpostFacto booting have gotten changed from your 
previous settings.
When you click on XPF and it comes up with the 'choice of what to do' 
screen, click on 'options' --- the 'verbose messages' choice is i 
believe the top item on the left side of the screen, click on that, 
close that window, continue with your usual choice (Boot OSX,  I 
presume), and all should be back to 'normal'.

Chuck Davis
On Sunday, April 3, 2005, at 11:47 PM, Richard K. Barker wrote:
Hi Dan,
I am running two S900's on OSX Jaguar since late 2003 with no serious
problems that I was unable to correct.
Since my last cleaning of the inside of machine #1 and adding a much
newer Xpost Facto to the mix I have been getting the standard OSX boot
screen and not the verbose start up that I had previously.
I have not started in OS 9.1 since the original install of OSX. Except
for this last time when I took the machine down to clean.
Richard

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Subject: [SM] How is this happening?
Date: Sat, 2 Apr 2005 20:58:59 -0500
Hi Listers-
Either I have witnessed weird S900 behavior or I'm just getting old 
like the machine. I keep my S900 on all the time, except for rare 
maintenance sessions. Whenever I did a cold start, I did so into 9 
and then using XpostFacto, restarted into X... all very natural by 
now. My last 2 cold starts were quite different and I would like to 
know if others have had this experience. I'm running 10.3.8 with all 
the security updates and the version of XpostFacto, that I'm using, 
and which is located on a different partition along with 9, is 
3.0a15. I have two other more current versions, 3.0a16 and 3.0a17, 
which I never bothered to decompress because everything is working 
well. When I did the cold boot it started both times right into X 
without a long struggle or any problem, fast, just like my Alum and 
Ti books.
Is this a result of an update of the OS? ...or because 10.3.8 holds 
XpostFacto in some form?. My machine was off for a couple of hours 
each time so it seems weird. that this was able to happen. I'm 
certainly not complaining... just curious, wondering if some 
improvement got by me. Anybody...?
dan_A
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Re: [SM] System 9.1 on a J700

2005-04-11 Thread Charles Davis
On Monday, April 11, 2005, at 07:02 PM, Walter wrote:
(I can't boot from the CDrom drive...don't know why; never could)
thanks again for your help.
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Hi Walter;
Just something to try --- (From S900 manual)
From Machine OFF
(1) hit 'Power on' --
(2) IMMEDIATELY hit the 'Open drawer' button on the CD Drive.
(3) Insert CD  close drive drawer (or just close drawer if the CD is 
already loaded).
(4) Hold down the C key on the keyboard (seems like forever)
The Open  closing of the drive seems to have something to do with 
whether or not the system starts to read from the CD.

This I found did work on an S900.
Chuck Davis
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[SM] S900DP info needed

2005-06-11 Thread Charles Davis

Anyone with an S900DP that could help, would be appreciated.
I have an S900DP that I received with only the main processor. I have 
located a daughter card, pulled from an S900. Now I need the spec. for 
the connector cable between the two processor cards.


I can figure out how to make a usable cable, if I can find out which 
pins go where!!


TIA
Chuck D.

A pointer to documentation for the problem would also be a help!

C.


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Re: [SM] S900DP info needed

2005-06-12 Thread Charles Davis


On Saturday, June 11, 2005, at 11:28  PM, James Rice wrote:

I'll pull mine out tomorrow and look at it.  The main point would be 
making certain that pin one lined up on the proper pins.  I've been 
meaning to clone mine as I have two S900DP's and one is missing the 
cable too.


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Hi James;
No point in both of us making cables 


You find out the details, and I'll make us both up the missing cable.

Ribbon  IDC connectors shouldn't be any sort of problem.

Chuck D.


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Re: [SM] Free (shipping) to Good Home...

2005-06-15 Thread Charles Davis

Hi Jeff;
I'll pop for a couple!

Charles Davis
1973 Reeves Mill Road
Sutherlin, VA 24594-3819


On Wednesday, June 15, 2005, at 03:54  PM, Jeff Walther wrote:

I have ten VST UltraTek/66 cards (converted from Promise) I want to 
get out of the house.  The guys at Firmtek didn't like me selling them 
on Ebay, despite the fact that they've been discontinued for something 
like 5 years.  So the members of this list seem like a worthy 
destination.


Keep in mind that the VST UT66 card will demand an upper slot in the 
S900/J700, unless it is the only card in the lower slots, or unless 
it's sharing the lower slots with a card with no on-board firmware 
(USB, Firewire, Enet).  Oh, and it seems to work, sometimes, with a 
Twin Turbo in the lower slots with it, but one needs to be higher than 
the other.  Basically, there are a few exceptions, but don't count on 
them.  It will probably want an upper slot.  If you want it for a 
non-Umax machine, that's fine too.


They're free for the cost of shipping.  No more than two per taker. 
Email me and let me know if you want one or two and your address, but 
don't send any money for shipping yet.  I'll collect emails on a first 
come, first served basis and then let the folks know who will be 
getting some.


Shipping for one card in the USA will be $3.85.  For two cards, $5.40. 
 That's USPS Priority Mail.  Many overseas destinations can be reached 
for about $8 by Air Letter Post, and yes, I'm willing to ship to 
members outside the US.  Oh, and I think Canada is about $3.10. If you 
pay with a credit card through PayPal add $.50 to cover their fee to 
me.


I tested all these last night, but if for some reason it doesn't work 
when you get, I'm sorry, but I'm not refunding the shipping.


Jeff Walther

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Re: [SM] Good Samaritan dies.

2005-06-25 Thread Charles Davis

Hi Barry;
Unfortunately, these old work horses seem to have a tendency for the 
connectors (card, cable) to 'get flakey'. This shows up at the most 
unhelpful times (case opened, something moved PHYSICALLY. Sometimes a 
LOOK can be enough to do the damage.)


The cure, for me anyway, is to take the time to Remove/Reinstall all of 
the cards, cable ends, (Mother Board end  Drive end both), including 
the 'housekeeping' stuff like what goes to the front panel etc.  While 
you are at it, a good cleaning with a vacuum cleaner wouldn't hurt.


Good luck HTH

Chuck D.


On Saturday, June 25, 2005, at 09:15  AM, Barry Gamble wrote:

A friend's ATA66 type of primary hard drive on his S900 failed to boot 
and instead booted from  the original 2 Gig SCII drive.  After trying 
quite a few things to get the primary ATA66 drive to boot, or at least 
found/recognized,  I suggested he bring over his hard drive to my 
place and plug it into my S900 ATA66 PCI card and see if it will boot 
on my machine so we could copy some important files off the drive.  No 
luck.  It would not boot from mine either.  Then disconnected his 
primary HD from my S900 and reconnected up my hard drive to my ATA66 
card and sadly now my S900 stopped booting at the happy MAC face.  Any 
suggestions would be appreciated.  Reinstalling an old internal SCII 
HD drive that had been working fine will not boot either.  Also, can't 
seem to get it to boot from CD on either of two CD drives (Ata66 or 
internal SCII) drive either but that's not too unusual.  Holding down 
C key or trying command-option-shift-delete never did work right and 
for years had been only able to boot from a CD by using the Startup 
Disk Control Panel.  My S900 has a 700MHz G4 upgrade card lots of RAM 
and a 9 month old ATI video card so I could upgrade to O/S X but
have never made the transition.  Stuck on Happy Face.  Suggestions 
appreciated.


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Re: [SM] NT: Help! S900 dead after Daystar/XLR8 G4 ZIF installation

2005-08-07 Thread Charles Davis


On Sunday, August 7, 2005, at 01:31  PM, Adrian O'Sullivan wrote:

Thanks, guys, for the (as always) welcome suggestions. The good news 
is the
S900 is up and running again normally ('nominally' I believe they say 
at

NASA) with my old Sonnet Crescendo G3/400 installed (chimes and max RAM
included!).

The bad news is: there must therefore be something wrong with either 
the new

G4 chip and/or the used ZIF carrier card upon which it resides.


There seems to be (at least on MY S900) a sensitivity to the 'carrier 
card' being pushed to one end of the socket or the other. There is a 
couple thou. slop in the card/socket fit. Which way works best can only 
be determined by trial  error ;-(  .

See if this info will let you get it functioning.

(Problem found with a Sonnett carrier in my S900.)

Chuck D.


I don't think I have a RAM, NVRAM, PS, or board problem, as the 
computer is

working fine with the G3.

So, what should I do with the G4? I suppose I'd better clean it up
thoroughly. Regrease and reinstall the heat sink. And try again. Or 
does

anyone have any bright(er) ideas?

BTW, there is a little green light on the ZIF carrier card that blinks
rapidly after attempting to boot until shutdown, even though I have the
black screen. Is this a good sign? Does this mean anything at all?

Adrian

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[SM] Documentation needed

2005-08-13 Thread Charles Davis

Hi Folks;
I have accumulated a newer tech 'MAXpower G3' cpu card. But don't 
have the documentation for the switch settings. Can anyone supply me 
with this information please?


Chuck D.


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Re: [SM] XvsXP

2005-09-01 Thread Charles Davis

Hi David;
A QUICK pass through the comparisons shows things that are needed 
attributes of an OS, but I DIDN't see things addressed like Microsoft's 
continued habit of releasing unsecure systems. I.E. the continuing 
trail of 'Security Updates' that are often

found wanting within hours of release.

JMHO
Chuck Davis


On Thursday, September 1, 2005, at 01:16  AM, David Rodriguez wrote:

I was turned onto an interesting site today that I wanted to pass on.  
I'm not doing so to initiate the any kind of debate about which is 
better OSX or Windows, which obviously would be fairly one-sided on 
this list anyhow.  But this page provides a reasonable comparison 
between different functions of OSX and Win XP.  The scoring method may 
have some problems though.   It's still pretty interesting.

http://www.xvsxp.com/

Dave


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Re: [SM] blacker than black screen

2005-09-08 Thread Charles Davis

Hi Gary;
One thing that I seem to be the only one to have noticed and commented 
on --


The CPU card/ MB socket connection seems to NOT be the most consistent 
thing in the world. I too have had consistent results with a 'stock' 
CPU. The upgrade cards however seem to be prone to exhibit DIFFERENT 
results based on which end of the MB socket the CPU card is shoved 
towards as it's installed.


When nothing else works, It's worth a try.

(You have tried cleaning the CPU card edge contacts with an eraser, 
haven't you?)


Chuck D.


On Thursday, September 8, 2005, at 07:48  AM, Gary Gorbet wrote:


Hi, Listers.

I am currently deep in one of the worst cases of black screen of 
death I've ever experienced. I'm at the end of my rope.


snip

It's hard to believe a card or my RAM suddenly went bad when it had 
been running so well before the last Tiger install attempt. Can any of 
you offer any advice on other ways to reset whatever is holding up the 
system from proceeding through the first few steps of a reboot. 
Help


Thanks,
Gary



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Re: [SM] blacker than black screen

2005-09-09 Thread Charles Davis

Hi Gary;
Yes --- you got it!!!   Front/Back ---   Maybe push front, but not real 
hard!  It's a weird thing, you just need to experiment.


Chuck D.


On Thursday, September 8, 2005, at 08:09  PM, Gary Gorbet wrote:


Thanks for your reply, Chuck.

Yes, I cleaned the CPU card contacts with an eraser. I'll go ahead and 
give it a more thorough cleaning.


What do you mean by MB socket? Do you simply mean the socket into 
which the card goes? If so, do you mean I should try to exert pressure 
towards the back when I insert it, then - if that does not make any 
difference - try pushing it a little more towards the front? I'm 
certainly willing to try anything at this point.


Thanks, again.
Gary


Hi Gary;
One thing that I seem to be the only one to have noticed and 
commented on --


The CPU card/ MB socket connection seems to NOT be the most 
consistent thing in the world. I too have had consistent results with 
a 'stock' CPU. The upgrade cards however seem to be prone to exhibit 
DIFFERENT results based on which end of the MB socket the CPU card is 
shoved towards as it's installed.


When nothing else works, It's worth a try.

(You have tried cleaning the CPU card edge contacts with an eraser, 
haven't you?)


Chuck D.


On Thursday, September 8, 2005, at 07:48  AM, Gary Gorbet wrote:


Hi, Listers.

I am currently deep in one of the worst cases of black screen of 
death I've ever experienced. I'm at the end of my rope.


snip

It's hard to believe a card or my RAM suddenly went bad when it had 
been running so well before the last Tiger install attempt. Can any 
of you offer any advice on other ways to reset whatever is holding 
up the system from proceeding through the first few steps of a 
reboot. Help


Thanks,
Gary





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Re: [SM] blacker than black screen

2005-09-09 Thread Charles Davis

Next question!
Is the CPU card you are trying to use a ZIF Carrier --- if so, the 
next possible place to look for flakey connections is the ZIF socket 
itself.  Also another (less likely) possibility, is a 'bad solder' 
joint on one of the ZIF socket connections. Turn the card over, and 
look a individually (like each pin separately) at the solder pads. A 
'Cold Solder joint will have a 'flat' vs. 'glossy' look to it. If you 
find one of these, is might help to 're-flow' the solder for that 
pin/joint. (This takes a steady hand, and a fine tip soldering iron --- 
also, don't forget to remove the PPC chip from the ZIF while you are 
reflowing the solder on the other side of the card. (I've got to look 
at MY ZIF card and see if that may be my problem.)


Chuck D.


On Thursday, September 8, 2005, at 10:27  PM, Gary Gorbet wrote:

No joy with cleaning CPU card contacts with an eraser; nor with 
pushing towards front or back of the MB socket; nor with cleaning 
contacts with alcohol.


Can anyone think of another tack to take??

Gary G.



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[SM] Open Firmware

2005-09-23 Thread Charles Davis

Hi Folks;
The 'Open Firmware' accessible on 'real' MACs (beige  G3 -- upgraded to 
G4) with the OPT + CMD + O + F key combination before the 'startup 
chime' ends, doesn't seem to show up on my S900.


The question. (a couple possibilities)
Different keystroke combination?
Just not there on the UMAX machines?

Chuck Davis


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Re: [SM] Can't upgrade to OS X 10.2.8

2005-09-25 Thread Charles Davis
For me, doing 10.2.6 prior to the 10.2.8 was the only way it would work 
successfully.


This was on both a S900 (400Mc G4 upgrade)  a Beige G3 (400Mc G4 
upgrade)


Chuck D.



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Hi. No one replied to my last post so I thought I would try again in 
case
someone has some ideas they'd care to share. I successfully installed 
Jaguar
(10.2) on a 27GB partition on an IDE drive in my S900. It appears to 
run
very smoothly. However, after installing the Mac OSX Update Combo 
10.2.8, on
restart, OS X comes up and loads and then I'm left w/ just a blue 
screen. Do
you think it would help if I installed the updates one at a time, 
working my
way up to 10.2.8 instead of all at once w/ the combo update? Any 
suggestions

would be appreciated. Thanks.

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Re: [SM] Successful upgrade to OS X 10.2.8

2005-09-27 Thread Charles Davis

Hi Elliot;
Next thing!
The security updates.

Since I was having problems, and re-doing things at the time, I took 
the track of downloading, and burning on a CD the various updates 
available via Apples Software Update Facility (Not sorry for the 
extra work, I've saved countless 'on-line' hours by having them 
available at hand!)

WHAT I HAVE FOUND, that's unexpected  annoying.
The security Updates do NOT leave alone any 'preferences' that you 
have entered into the system. Particularly Screen Saver time-outs.
So, be warned, and remember to go back and reset any values that you 
want.


Chuck D.


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Chuck D.

I updated, as you suggested, from 10.2.6 to 10.2.8 and the update 
installed perfectly. I even installed all the other updates before 
that (10.2.1 through 10.2.6) one by one to make sure they all 
installed w/ no problem. Took awhile, but everything went smooth. 
System seems to boot faster now. Thanks for your help.


Elliot



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[SM] Video question

2005-10-20 Thread Charles Davis
On the J900, the top PCI slot has a small 26 pin, card edge connector, 
in line with and adjacent to the PCI connector.  I'm assuming that it's 
additional contacts for a video card of some sort.  WHAT card???


Chuck Davis


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Re: [SM] Twin Turbo in C-500?

2005-11-21 Thread Charles Davis

Vague memory of similar problems a long time ago ---
TRY --- put a monitor on the 'onboard monitor connection' (remove the 
'second' one.)
--- Check the 'monitor settings, i.e. make sure nothing special is 
'expected' by the machine. (No 'second' monitor)

--- remove the 'onboard' monitor
--- reconnect the monitor on the 'TwinTurbo' card.

I THINK that is how I cured my problem, it's been a while.
Chuck D.


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Hey, SuperMac-ers!
   Can any you think of any reason why a Twin Turbo card wouldn't work 
in a C-500?  I can physically install it and hook up the monitor, and 
it semi-works, but my desktop seems to be off the screen.  Does this 
sound crazy?  I've been brainstorming with Jeff Walther and his theory 
is that the computer thinks the on-board video card has a monitor 
hooked up to it (it doesn't) and the Twin Turbo is the enlarged 
desktop.  This makes sense to me, but neither of us know how to reset 
the computer into thinking that the new video card is the main video.  
Cuda switch?  PRAM?  Thanking you in advance.


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Re: [SM] Ansberry still around?

2005-11-24 Thread Charles Davis

Another $ .02 worth
I've just spent a week or so trying to get a Crescendo G4 700/1M to run 
in my S900.
VERY PICKY about memory. NEW 128M DIMMs from OWC weren't good enough to 
run.

Best results were with 512M NON-interleaved.
Presently running an XLR8 carrier with a ZIF that is marked as 450. but 
I haven't gotten it to run faster than 400.
Have NOT (so far) been able to fine a faster buss(vs 50) speed that 
doesn't flake out.
Be sure your MB has the 'J38' jumper block on it. (Located between the 
memory banks, and the Processor slot.)
(to disable the onboard cache, so the ZIF cache doesn't get confused). 
I don't know if you can just add the jumper pins on older MBs, but it 
seems to be marked on all the MBs I have seen.


Have fun with your trials!!

Chuck Davis

On Wednesday, November 23, 2005, at 11:44  PM, Ansberry wrote:

No, I only had the mactell 280 zif in my old C600.  I'm wondering if I 
can
get more out of my S900 with a faster G4 processor, or if I'm just 
pissing

in the wind.


if i'm not mistaken , didn't you use both a 280 mactell zif AND a 330 
in a
C600? I have a 280 in a C500 and I didn't know if I'd get anymore by 
finding

a 330.

Revolution



Yeah, I'm still around.  I'm running an S900 with max ram and a new 
dual
layer light scribe dvd burner.  I'd like to find the fastest G4 that 
will
work in this machine.  I'm running a 450 and I need a little more 
speed.

I did some ProTool work last summer.  Made a couple of projects with
different bands that I play with.  But once school starts my time 
becomes
limited.  Practicing trumpet, doing school work, and family stuff 
kind of

takes up all my time.
How many SM guys work with ProTools?







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[SM] Strange CD problem.

2005-11-24 Thread Charles Davis

Hi Folks;
System  S9001gig ram8 - 128meg DIMMs.
XLR8 carrier with 450meg ZIF running at 400Meg.
OSX.2.8 with all current patches.
Finally got a UltraTek66 IDE card to run in the unit, with a 
Khypermedia KDVRW8X drive.

Ran 'Patchburn', choosing a Phillips driver as target.
This did NOT make the drive visible to the system.
Now comes the strange problem.

The drive will periodically, open and then close the CD drawer.
Annoying, but could be ignored, except that while the drawer opens, and 
then closes, mouse movement ceases.


Any ideas??

TIA

Chuck Davis


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Re: [SM] Strange CD problem.

2005-11-24 Thread Charles Davis
I hate replies to my own posting, but more info. The 'stopped mouse 
movement' is for the 'USB Trackball', the ADB mouse doesn't have a 
problem.


Chuck Davis

On Thursday, November 24, 2005, at 07:25  PM, Charles Davis wrote:


Hi Folks;
System  S9001gig ram8 - 128meg DIMMs.
XLR8 carrier with 450meg ZIF running at 400Meg.
OSX.2.8 with all current patches.
Finally got a UltraTek66 IDE card to run in the unit, with a 
Khypermedia KDVRW8X drive.

Ran 'Patchburn', choosing a Phillips driver as target.
This did NOT make the drive visible to the system.
Now comes the strange problem.

The drive will periodically, open and then close the CD drawer.
Annoying, but could be ignored, except that while the drawer opens, 
and then closes, mouse movement ceases.


Any ideas??

TIA

Chuck Davis


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Re: [SM] Ansberry still around?

2005-11-25 Thread Charles Davis


On Friday, November 25, 2005, at 03:12  AM, Kennedy Brandt wrote:


Charles wrote:


Have NOT (so far) been able to fine a faster buss(vs 50) speed that
doesn't flake out.


The S900 logic board was very picky about a lot of things -- bus speed 
being
one of them.  One of UCC's own processor configurations would default 
the

bus to something like 51.8MHz, and that was just about the upper limit.
Many of our own configurations ended up running the bus at somewhere 
between

45 and 50MHz.


Last night, I kicked the Bus speed up to 51.0, and it seems to be 
accepting that.  Try more later.

C.


Our lead hardware engineer once explained that most third-party 
processor
upgrade vendors just didn't get the significance of the bus-speed 
multiplier
setting (Apple only shared it with actual Mac OS Licensees, like UCC, 
IBM,
Motorola, Power Computing) nor how critical it was to smooth operation 
of

UCC's logic boards

So, bottom line, even in the original manufacturing  lab settings at 
UCC,

we had trouble running an S900 at 50MHz, too.

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Re: [SM] No Chime.

2005-12-12 Thread Charles Davis

Jacqueline;

Unfortunately, I have found the S900 to sometimes be quite picky Re: 
memory


Remove ALL memory DIMMs, see if you get a chime with just the on the 
motherboard memory, then add one DIMM at a time. Hopefully, you will 
get back to the ful house 'with' the chime still happening, otherwise 
you will have had a chance to identify a BAD DIMM. (NOTE, some DIMMs 
are finicky as to which socket they will work in. I.E. you may find a 
BAD DIMM that will work flawlessly in another dimm socket.


Good luck hunting.

Chuck Davis


On Monday, December 12, 2005, at 09:01  AM, John Hobbs wrote:



On 12 Dec 2005, at 13:46, BigMomma wrote:


Hi All.
I can't get my S900 to start up. The monitor comes on but there is no 
start up chime or anything else. It has a G3 upgrade, an IDE drive. I 
took out all the other cards and thought that it would start up from 
an external scci. There is lots of ram and I can't think of anything 
that would cause this to happen. Any suggestions?

   Many Thanks.
 Jacqueline



You may need to refit the original processor to get it to re-start 
then shut down and swap back.

John
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Re: [SM] Corrupted OS 9.1

2006-01-02 Thread Charles Davis

Hi Bernie;
Not absolutely certain, but ---

Swap the IDs on the hard disks, and you SHOULD then be able to boot off 
of the 'backup' disk, with both HDs available to the system. This 
should allow you to repair the boot problem on the original HD.


Chuck Davis


On Monday, January 2, 2006, at 12:53  PM, Bernie Benz wrote:


The patient:
S900 w/ Powerlogix 350 G3 running OS 9.1 @ 389MHz, 600 MB ram, 3 2GB 
SCSI

internal hard drives, 2 Seagate Barrcuda 4XLs and the original.

Apparently a momentary power outage corrupted the OS on the start up 
drive
preventing start up.  Error message: Finder no start, couldn't 
initialize
system library Object Support Lib Boot from CD.  Couldn't boot 
from OS
9.1 CD because of conflict between CD ROM Tool Kit and Apple CD ROM 
drivers,

and couldn't access Ext Mgr to turn off the Apple driver.

Luckily, I had used the 2nd Seagate HD as a back up of the Seagate 
primary

drive at very infrequent intervals, so I finely unplugged the power
connector to the primary drive and the computer found the startup 
folder on
the backup drive and booted!  What a relief, I can now talk to you 
experts!


My Q is how best to correct/reinstall the OS on the primary drive 
without
destroying its contents?  Can I just reinstall the OS over the 
corrupted OS,

or how else?

List wisdom will be greatly appreciated.

Bernie

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Re: [SM] No Sound.

2006-01-13 Thread Charles Davis

Hi Jacqueline;
Try unplugging the card with the little round sockets (kbd, modem) and 
reseat that, also try tracing the wiring to the speaker and reseat the 
plug on the MB.


After that, it's 'strip down everything' and add parts one at a time 
time.


Chuck D.


On Friday, January 13, 2006, at 03:43  PM, BigMomma wrote:


Hi Again.
Sorry to be a pest but, now I can't get any sound on my S900. When it 
starts up there is no chime and I can't hear any of the built in 
sounds or a CD. Could there be something loose or unplugged from the 
board? If so, where would it be? I tried another video card but it 
didn't make any difference.

   Thanks
   Jacqueline

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Re: [SM] Google List site

2006-01-25 Thread Charles Davis

Me also!!!

I sent a message directly to Dan, wishing you all well, and saying I 
couldn't hack the difficulty trying to 'login' --- I'm running X.2.8


Chuck Davis

On Wednesday, January 25, 2006, at 11:36 AM, Paul A. Corsa wrote:

Am I the only one having difficulty signing on to the new Google Site? 
I go to the Join Page, enter my present e mail address, start entering 
a password and the computer locks up?  After a hard restart, if I 
return to the same sign-in page I still see a clock timer and things 
lock up, just by opening the page? I'm using OS 9.1 via Earthlink DSL, 
with Netscape 7.01 as my Browser. Anyone else having problems? Paul C





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