As regards recovering data....as long as there is no problem with your hard drive, it is then fully functional and would work in another computer or a Firewire external case available for well under $100.
If you have access to a G4 tower....ie a Quicksilver that has just a single HD then your Hd can be very simply installed on a temperary basis and your data transfered to the media of your choise....etc....
HTH Bob
Christopher Hightower wrote:
My iMac appears to have died. I was told that it is probably the processor. If it has indeed seen its last days, is there anyway I could retrieve the information from the hard drive (myself). The iMac I am speaking of is a G3 333mhz.
Chris
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