on 7/25/05 4:31 PM, Bill Judson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Sometimes the sound gets lost on beiges when you're doing work on > them...check the seating of the personality card. Also, there is a > possibility it won't boot in 9, as you say, if you've pulled the card > out, although there's no mention of the need for it in the Apple > documentation that I've seen. > > -- > > Bill I brought a mute iMac back to conversation recently by re-setting the CUDA button. I've been told that you need to have power plugged in to make this work, but my experience is that it works best with the cord unplugged and the p-ram battery removed. You probably won't be beset by locusts for trying it both ways. -- All the Best,
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