on 7/25/05 11:16 PM, Adam Vaughn at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any ideas?
-Adam
try holding down the option key while it is booting. See if that gives
you a
choice of boot volumes.
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All the Best,
R.A. Cantrell
When I was 1st loading OS X on my beige, I had an issue with it not
going back to the old OS (which was on another volume), & I solved it
with reseting the NVRAM: Cmd-opt-N-V at boot.
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Bill
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