It is OS 10.39 Is verbose c-o-p-r?
Thanks for your help.
Kevin
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Stuck @ spinning gear at start up
It is OS 10.39 Is verbose c-o-p-r?
CMD-OPT-P-R is PRAM reset.
CMD-V is verbose IIRC.
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It is OS 10.39 Is verbose c-o-p-r?
CMD-OPT-P-R is PRAM reset.
CMD-V is verbose IIRC.
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: Pismo problems help needed ASAP!
Running this command it stops after
BSD diskOS9, major114, minor 78 and then does not let me continue the
prompt is a white box that does not let me go on.
Is there a way to get my pictures off the hard disk, all my baby's
pictures are on there
THanks
Stuck @ spinning gear at start up will spin forever, I reset NVRAM no help
Did command-s it stopped before it competed the check and did not make it to
the prompt. I the last 2 succeful boots one soon had video problems white
lines through the text and loss of icons in task bar, clicking on blank
Stuck @ spinning gear at start up will spin forever, I reset NVRAM no help
Did command-s it stopped before it competed the check and did not make it to
the prompt. I the last 2 succeful boots one soon had video problems white
lines through the text and loss of icons in task bar, clicking on
Yes, this is the same 2000 vintage Pismo I've been writing about for
the last couple months... Initial symptoms were freezes and eventually
wouldn't boot at all. After replacing the hard drive and a fresh
install of OSs 9.1 and 10.2 it was working better. In fact at times it
would go for a
PRAM battery. It seems that replacing it solves a number of issues,
though not your mysterious crack.
j sanderson
On 16 Jan 2005, at 21:23, Dyna wrote:
Yes, this is the same 2000 vintage Pismo I've been writing about for
the last couple months... Initial symptoms were freezes and eventually
Thanks James- the PRAM battery shows normal voltage so I haven't
replaced it.
On Sunday, January 16, 2005, at 09:35 PM, James Sanderson wrote:
PRAM battery. It seems that replacing it solves a number of issues,
though not your mysterious crack.
j sanderson
On 16 Jan 2005, at 21:23, Dyna
Laurent Daudelin said:
is a common problem with the G3 PowerBooks.
It's common with the machines that do not have effective cooling. Cooling
paste is my advice and/or adding a custommade circular COPPER plate on
top of the CPU, if there is any room. You can measure exact thickness
with model
Thanks to everyone who suggested fixes for my near dead Pismo. The
hard drive was indeed bad, and I replaced it with a new 40 gig Hitachi
and added 256 megs of RAM while I was in there to up the total RAM to
384 megs. Despite all this new hardware the Pismo often needed repeated
reboots to
On 31/12/69 19:34, Dyna [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks to everyone who suggested fixes for my near dead Pismo. The
hard drive was indeed bad, and I replaced it with a new 40 gig Hitachi
and added 256 megs of RAM while I was in there to up the total RAM to
384 megs. Despite all this new
On Friday, December 17, 2004, at 11:18 AM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
I don't think that this symptom is a common problem with the G3
PowerBooks.
I used a Wallstreet for about 6 months, then a Pismo for about a year
and
never had any unexpected freeze, never, ever. Your problem might still
be
with
On 17/12/04 12:46, Dyna [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Friday, December 17, 2004, at 11:18 AM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
I don't think that this symptom is a common problem with the G3
PowerBooks.
I used a Wallstreet for about 6 months, then a Pismo for about a year
and
never had any
Dyna,
It seems like deja-vu to me while I read your post. I had a Pismo 500mhz
that exhibited the same symptoms (and more) as yours. It would be my
suggestion to:
Remove your processor daughtercard and take a very good look at the large
chip on the UNDERSIDE of the daughtercard. Mine was
Thanks to all who responded.
I found a cheep motherboard from a 400 so I think I'm
going to go ahead and replace mine to see if it clears up
my restart problem.
Thanks again
Dean
On Apr 25, 2004, at 2:42 PM, Malcolm Cornelius wrote:
on 25/04/04 02:07, Dean Reichert at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are
Drew, IIRC you may want to check the extension which loaded right after
the Apple Audio Extension (or maybe the one right before). On my Pismo,
sometimes it's not been the extension whose icon you see last, but the
one that was in process of loading that caused the problem (or else, the
extension
On Saturday, October 4, 2003, at 07:59 AM, Andrew Kershaw wrote:
It seems to have been AAE. Disabling it seems to have stopped those
particular errors. Curiously, the problem (with the same OS) doesn't
occur on my Wallstreet.
It still may not have been AAE. I once had the same problem on a Mac
It still may not have been AAE. I once had the same problem on a Mac
at the office. Disabling AAE helped for a while, then it moved on to
other extensions.
It wasn't a virus and I never did find a solution, but ended up
reformatting the drive completely. Many strange problems continued
to
On 10/02/2003, Michelle Klein-Hass wrote:
On Wednesday 01 October 2003 10:55 pm, Andrew Kershaw wrote:
Here's another tidbit:
Since I got it, every second boot or so has crashed mid-extensions
with a system error supposedly caused by Apple Audio Extension.
Curiously, this has happened in
On Wednesday 01 October 2003 10:55 pm, Andrew Kershaw wrote:
Here's another tidbit:
Since I got it, every second boot or so has crashed mid-extensions
with a system error supposedly caused by Apple Audio Extension.
Curiously, this has happened in 9.2.2, 9.2.1, and off a 9.2.1 CD, so
it's
Hi all,
It's time for my first real question to the list...
My Pismo 500 is acting up in strange ways - it won't wake from sleep
without locking up hard and requiring a reboot.
When I boot it, I only succesfully boot about one in five or six
tries. The rest of the time it either locks up at
Oh yeah:
Pismo 500
1GB RAM
OS 9.2.2, 9.2.1
Thanks,
Drew
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on 02/10/03 01:00, Andrew Kershaw at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
It's time for my first real question to the list...
My Pismo 500 is acting up in strange ways - it won't wake from sleep
without locking up hard and requiring a reboot.
When I boot it, I only succesfully boot about
Have you tried to put back the original memory?
Well, no, not yet. I'm in the process of troubleshooting my new
(month old) RAM first. And so far, one module passes all the RAM
checks. I've booted with the second module right now, and I'll be
checking it out...
But originally it only had
I hope someone can help with this problem.
I haven't had my Sound Sticks connected for some time. Since they were last
connected I have upgraded from 9.1 to 9.2.2. Now when I connect the sticks
the systems states that software needed for the USB device 'sound sticks' is
not available - and it
Another Data Point...
I installed Jaguar on my pismo over 10.1, which was installed over 9.1
with no disk wipe. I've had no modem problems.
Dean
p.s. I appologize for any duplicate posts to individuals.
My installation was also on a freshly wiped disk, not over any other OS
installation. Maybe
P. Turtle-Bear Guillermo wrote:
Have you tried making the Network Port Configurations show?
System Preferences-Network-Show-Network Port Configurations
You should have Internal Modem, IrDA Modem Port, Built-in Ethernet, (and
Airport if you have a card installed) on the list.
Yes, I have
I am trying to install MacOS X 10.2 (Jaguar) on a
PowerBook G3 Family Number M7572 (USB/FireWire, Pismo)
and am running into a couple of annoying problems:
1. system freezes just before drawing dock on bottom
of screen if I do not hold down the SHIFT key to
force a safe boot
2. internal
on 19/10/02 12:42, Brian A. Miller at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am trying to install MacOS X 10.2 (Jaguar) on a
PowerBook G3 Family Number M7572 (USB/FireWire, Pismo)
and am running into a couple of annoying problems:
1. system freezes just before drawing dock on bottom
of screen if I do
I have Jag installed on my Pismo and don't have any problems, I network my
Pismo with airport to an airport base station running a cable modem so I
can't speak to your modem problems. What kind of install did you do?
On 10/19/02 12:42 PM, Brian A. Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am trying
Laurent Daudelin wrote:
Try updating to 10.2.1, a free update. Then, Apple did recently release a
modem update that addresses exactly the problem you're describing. Try this
and let us know how it turns out. Although I have installed 10.2 on the same
computer that you have and never had any
on 19/10/02 15:48, Kevin Stevens at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Saturday, Oct 19, 2002, at 09:42 US/Pacific, Brian A. Miller wrote:
1. system freezes just before drawing dock on bottom
of screen if I do not hold down the SHIFT key to
force a safe boot
2. internal modem is not
Hi.
I wonder if anyone else has this problem. I have a 500 MHz Firewire G3
Powerbook, with the hard drive partitioned, and I usually boot on the
partition (PB X) that has Mac OS X 10.1.5 installed. For several weeks
now, I have had the following problems from time to time. First,
sometimes
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