On Dec 27, 2009, at 10:44 PM, Jason Brown wrote: > I had that issue on a Powermac G5 where I work. No matter what card I > put in it, it would act funky. Reset button on board didnt do > anything. > Try this and lemme know if it works. Shut computer down and while > holding down Command-Alt-O-F to go into Open Firmware (I know, you > gotta > be a contortionist for that). When in OF, type in reset-nvram and hit > enter. Then type in set-defaults and hit enter. Then type in reset-all > and hit enter. Computer will reboot and may come up fine after > that. If > that doesnt work, I recommend downloading Snow Leopard Cache > Cleaner or > Onyx and cleaning all your system and kernel caches. Hope this > helps. =)
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