It's because you need to install the software for the G3 card. The
L2 cache structure of the new processor isn't active because the
software isn't installed, and the operating system thinks it's
failed. Just download the drivers, install, and you're good.
Josh
On Oct 20, 2006, at 1:10 PM, Marion Bates wrote:
I'm just about to do that, thanks!
It's still being pretty picky...I inserted the modem card that had
been in its slot before the big take-apart, and it promptly froze. I
had to then go through some more (brief this time) contortions with
the reset button and power button to get it to boot again.
Also, this makes me sad -- every reboot since that first one, at a
certain point after the happy Mac but before the inits are loaded, I
get the message, "The built-in memory test has detected a problem with
cache memory. Please contact a service technician for assistance." It
continues to boot and stuff, but, that's a worrisome message.
Is the cache part of the G3 upgrade card?
-- MB
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