My Reply follows quote. On 23/07/2004 06:54 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >I rescued a performa 6400/180 sitting out by the curb for the garbageman, >brought it home and fired it up. Got a nice chime out of it, then the >blinking question mark indicating it couldn't find the system folder. I put >a restore/disk first aid disk from my performa 580CD in the cd-rom to use >for a startup disc, but of course it wouldn't work. It did seem to read the >cd though, as it gave me a message about how that cd won't work in the >6400. > >I then opened the machine up and discovered that the HD had been removed. > >My question is: Is there an easy/inexpensive way to verify that the rest of >this machine, primarily the motherboard and components are good, before I >go to the bother and expense of putting in another hard drive? Or do I just >have to take my chances? >Thanks >Gary ----------- It should boot from a floppy such as a Norton Emergency Disk, or from a CD with a PPC system.
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