on 1/21/06 1:36 PM, tap at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Could a service tech help me out, or is this a > known issue that simply means death? Thanks in advance for any responses. My > iMac just died, and the only way I could stay in my budget and stay with > Apple was to buy used. > > Now I'm off to read the seller the riot act... Try stripping out all cards and all but one stick of ram. You may have a bad stick, you could have more than one bad stick, or it could (and very likely is) something altogether unrelated to ram. See if you can get your hands on an Apple Hardware Test disk for that specific machine. Go slow on yellin at the seller. There's plenty of room for them to be acting in error rather than falsely. I sell a lot of stuff and (though I've had plenty of occasions when I was in error) I have had some buyers really embarrass themselves by reacting in haste. Also, try re-setting the logic board. I don't remember if the DA has a cuda switch, but most model have some routine for re-setting the logic board. -- All the Best,
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