I recently replaced the hard drive in my trusty old 6100 with a newer 8
Gb SCSI which is an 80 pin model with a 50 pin adapter on it. Ever
since the machine has been difficult to boot. I eventually discovered
through trial and error that if I press the button to start it up, and
then press it again within a couple of seconds after the bong to turn it
off and back on again it will reliably boot up. But, this seems to
cause the PRAM to reset every time, as the date always shows 1956 after
doing this. Restarting while it is running works normally.
I have a vague recollection of someone reporting similar bahaviour on
the list a year or so ago, but I don't remember what the cause was, or
whether there was a fix. Any ideas out there about what is causing this?
Bruce
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