victoria.duggan wrote: >Have you tried makeing a boot floppy or booting from cd. >or resetting the cuda switch reseating all the ram etc ? > >it is posible that the person that sold it had an ata card in and was useing >a ide hdd that could give reason for the no smile or happy mac or even >sounds . > >Victoria. > > > > > hey how can i make a boot floppy never done this on a mac. it dos have start up chime that,s it. and ill try reseating the ram and pressing the cuda switch thank,s much on this Mike Jaeger
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