Re: Minitower freezing at startup

2009-10-05 Thread Dana Collins




On 10/4/09 4:21 PM, Jonas Ulrich of jonasulrich3...@gmail.com sent

 I just overclocked my beige g3 with 400MHZ processor to a 433MHZ. I am trying
 to install 9.2 but everytime i put in the disc it gets to the loading screen
 and completely freezes. Not even the mouse moves. Help please!
 
 -Jonas
 
Hi Jonas,
Most likely the OS can't recognize the G3 running at 433MHz as a viable Mac
machine - I remember the early Sonnet G3-for-x100 PPC upgrade days - you had
to install the OS software first, then slap in the CPU upgrade.
At least that is my guess for the moment.
Best regards,
Dana



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Minitower freezing at startup

2009-10-04 Thread Jonas Ulrich
I just overclocked my beige g3 with 400MHZ processor to a 433MHZ. I am
trying to install 9.2 but everytime i put in the disc it gets to the loading
screen and completely freezes. Not even the mouse moves. Help please!
-Jonas

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Re: Minitower freezing at startup

2009-10-04 Thread Mac User #330250

--  Original message  --
Subject: Minitower freezing at startup
Date:Sonntag 04 Oktober 2009N
From:Jonas Ulrich jonasulrich3...@gmail.com
To:  g3-5-list@googlegroups.com

 I just overclocked my beige g3 with 400MHZ processor to a 433MHZ. I am
 trying to install 9.2 but everytime i put in the disc it gets to the
  loading screen and completely freezes. Not even the mouse moves. Help
  please! -Jonas

Did it work before?
[YES] It's propably the overclocking that broke it.
[NO] Try a different installation method. Best would be to install it on 
another G3 and transfer the HDD back to your G3. See if it boots then.

Cheers,
Andreas.

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Re: Minitower freezing at startup

2009-10-04 Thread Kris Tilford

On Oct 4, 2009, at 3:21 PM, Jonas Ulrich wrote:

 I just overclocked my beige g3 with 400MHZ processor to a 433MHZ. I  
 am trying to install 9.2 but everytime i put in the disc it gets to  
 the loading screen and completely freezes. Not even the mouse moves.  
 Help please!

Overclock could be too high, you might try the normal 400 MHz to begin  
with. You can't generally overclock the System bus to anything greater  
than the stock 66 MHz unless your motherboard had the faster Grackle  
chip, which normally only came on the early 233 MHz motherboards. You  
might also have a RAM issue, bad RAM or poorly seated RAM can cause  
freezes. Reseating everything rarely hurts and often helps.

9.2 isn't the best MacOS for the Beige. The Beige's personality cards  
used some special extensions that only worked up to OS 9.1, so 9.1 was  
the final version of MacOS that supported the Beige hardware. You  
can use 9.2.2, but you need to replace several of the extensions with  
older versions from 9.1 or earlier.

As I remember, some that are necessary to replace are (final working  
versions listed):

Sound Control Panel (???)
ATI Graphics Accelerator v. 5.2.4
ATI Resource Manager v. 2.7.3


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Re: Minitower freezing at startup

2009-10-04 Thread Jonas Ulrich
I turned the extentions off and it booted! I am going to try to find an
older 9 installer. I have run 9.2 on several beiges with no problems
though...

On Sun, Oct 4, 2009 at 1:40 PM, Kris Tilford ktilfo...@cox.net wrote:


 On Oct 4, 2009, at 3:21 PM, Jonas Ulrich wrote:

  I just overclocked my beige g3 with 400MHZ processor to a 433MHZ. I
  am trying to install 9.2 but everytime i put in the disc it gets to
  the loading screen and completely freezes. Not even the mouse moves.
  Help please!

 Overclock could be too high, you might try the normal 400 MHz to begin
 with. You can't generally overclock the System bus to anything greater
 than the stock 66 MHz unless your motherboard had the faster Grackle
 chip, which normally only came on the early 233 MHz motherboards. You
 might also have a RAM issue, bad RAM or poorly seated RAM can cause
 freezes. Reseating everything rarely hurts and often helps.

 9.2 isn't the best MacOS for the Beige. The Beige's personality cards
 used some special extensions that only worked up to OS 9.1, so 9.1 was
 the final version of MacOS that supported the Beige hardware. You
 can use 9.2.2, but you need to replace several of the extensions with
 older versions from 9.1 or earlier.

 As I remember, some that are necessary to replace are (final working
 versions listed):

 Sound Control Panel (???)
 ATI Graphics Accelerator v. 5.2.4
 ATI Resource Manager v. 2.7.3


 


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Re: Minitower freezing at startup

2009-10-04 Thread Jonas Ulrich
I don't have an old installer of os 9. Is there any way to get this one to
work?
-Jonas

On Sun, Oct 4, 2009 at 2:18 PM, Jonas Ulrich jonasulrich3...@gmail.comwrote:

 I turned the extentions off and it booted! I am going to try to find an
 older 9 installer. I have run 9.2 on several beiges with no problems
 though...


 On Sun, Oct 4, 2009 at 1:40 PM, Kris Tilford ktilfo...@cox.net wrote:


 On Oct 4, 2009, at 3:21 PM, Jonas Ulrich wrote:

  I just overclocked my beige g3 with 400MHZ processor to a 433MHZ. I
  am trying to install 9.2 but everytime i put in the disc it gets to
  the loading screen and completely freezes. Not even the mouse moves.
  Help please!

 Overclock could be too high, you might try the normal 400 MHz to begin
 with. You can't generally overclock the System bus to anything greater
 than the stock 66 MHz unless your motherboard had the faster Grackle
 chip, which normally only came on the early 233 MHz motherboards. You
 might also have a RAM issue, bad RAM or poorly seated RAM can cause
 freezes. Reseating everything rarely hurts and often helps.

 9.2 isn't the best MacOS for the Beige. The Beige's personality cards
 used some special extensions that only worked up to OS 9.1, so 9.1 was
 the final version of MacOS that supported the Beige hardware. You
 can use 9.2.2, but you need to replace several of the extensions with
 older versions from 9.1 or earlier.

 As I remember, some that are necessary to replace are (final working
 versions listed):

 Sound Control Panel (???)
 ATI Graphics Accelerator v. 5.2.4
 ATI Resource Manager v. 2.7.3


 



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Re: Minitower freezing at startup

2009-10-04 Thread Jonas Ulrich
I found an old installer and it freezes up to. I tried putting the old
jumperblock and processor in it and it still won't work. I have tried taking
out memory, hd, changing the personality card out. I am out of ideas and am
about ready to scrap the whole machine. Any ideas before I run it over with
my truck?
-Jonas

On Sun, Oct 4, 2009 at 4:04 PM, Jonas Ulrich jonasulrich3...@gmail.comwrote:

 I don't have an old installer of os 9. Is there any way to get this one to
 work?
 -Jonas


 On Sun, Oct 4, 2009 at 2:18 PM, Jonas Ulrich jonasulrich3...@gmail.comwrote:

 I turned the extentions off and it booted! I am going to try to find an
 older 9 installer. I have run 9.2 on several beiges with no problems
 though...


 On Sun, Oct 4, 2009 at 1:40 PM, Kris Tilford ktilfo...@cox.net wrote:


 On Oct 4, 2009, at 3:21 PM, Jonas Ulrich wrote:

  I just overclocked my beige g3 with 400MHZ processor to a 433MHZ. I
  am trying to install 9.2 but everytime i put in the disc it gets to
  the loading screen and completely freezes. Not even the mouse moves.
  Help please!

 Overclock could be too high, you might try the normal 400 MHz to begin
 with. You can't generally overclock the System bus to anything greater
 than the stock 66 MHz unless your motherboard had the faster Grackle
 chip, which normally only came on the early 233 MHz motherboards. You
 might also have a RAM issue, bad RAM or poorly seated RAM can cause
 freezes. Reseating everything rarely hurts and often helps.

 9.2 isn't the best MacOS for the Beige. The Beige's personality cards
 used some special extensions that only worked up to OS 9.1, so 9.1 was
 the final version of MacOS that supported the Beige hardware. You
 can use 9.2.2, but you need to replace several of the extensions with
 older versions from 9.1 or earlier.

 As I remember, some that are necessary to replace are (final working
 versions listed):

 Sound Control Panel (???)
 ATI Graphics Accelerator v. 5.2.4
 ATI Resource Manager v. 2.7.3


 




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Re: Minitower freezing at startup

2009-10-04 Thread Kris Tilford

On Oct 4, 2009, at 4:18 PM, Jonas Ulrich wrote:

 I turned the extentions off and it booted! I am going to try to find  
 an older 9 installer. I have run 9.2 on several beiges with no  
 problems though...

Yes, 9.2.2 runs, but if you ever need to import video using a Wings AV  
card, or import sound using a Whisper card, you'll find that 9.2.2  
won't work. Also, I believe the ATI video acceleration with the built- 
in Rage is not functional (in the extensions parade at the startup  
you'll see an X across the ATI extension.)


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Re: Minitower freezing at startup

2009-10-04 Thread Gus

On Oct 4, 4:18 pm, Jonas Ulrich jonasulrich3...@gmail.com wrote:
 I turned the extentions off and it booted! I am going to try to find an
 older 9 installer. I have run 9.2 on several beiges with no problems
 though...

On os 9 it lets you turn off extension until you find the one that
causes the freeze on boot up.  That would probably give you a pretty
good hint as to what part of the process is messing up..

Good Luck!!


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Re: Minitower freezing at startup

2009-10-04 Thread Kris Tilford

On Oct 4, 2009, at 11:35 PM, Gus wrote:

 Is there anywhere you can get the proper extensions for the ati video
 in the old beige g3's for 9.2.2??

Yes. You can download the OS 9.1 update from Apple and use TomeViewer  
to extract the extensions.

ALL OS 9 updates:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1387

OS 9.1:
http://www.info.apple.com/kbnum/n75103

TomeViewer:
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macos/4561

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