Thanks for this advice, John. Yep I've got a great ice Book from work, but I've got plenty to do with the G3 if I can get it going. I'll go and have a go at it and let you know how it goes. Not sure what a CUDA button is? Andrew On Monday, November 4, 2002, at 09:30 pm, John Hobbs wrote: > > Andrew, You say the drive is fine so you are using it on another machine! > I would suggest that you try unplugging your G3 and removing the pram > battery for a little while, overnight should be long enough then when you > replace it (does this machine have a CUDA button) press the CUDA for a few > seconds. > How many HDs do you have can you boot another machine from one of them? > If none of the above helps try removing all of the memory you should at > least get a startup chime > Let me know what happens >
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