on 11/11/04 6:54 AM, PETE at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > If on startup a mac makes the sound of glass breaking > what does it all mean? Can I fix the problem. > Thanks. It's bad, but can often be fixed. Start with the cpu card, cache card, and ram. Make sure the cpu is fully seated, pull the cache and all but one ram stick and see if it boots properly. If not, swap out the ramstick. -- All the Best,
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