owerMacs" <1st-powermacs@mail.maclaunch.com>
> Subject: [1st] Re: dead 6116?
>
>> Keep the feed back coming as you are all having so much fun with this little
>> problem of mine.
>>
>> While I still have your attention - If I am unable to rejuvenate my perform
> Keep the feed back coming as you are all having so much fun with this little
> problem of mine.
>
> While I still have your attention - If I am unable to rejuvenate my performa
> - I need to retrieve some data on the hard drive, can I plug this unit into
> my beige G3 is it compatible?
Yes, th
Wow, that's allot of info people, thanks for all of the input.
I tried a new pram battery and still nada, not a thing. on the monitor
thought I am using the monitor on my new used beige G3 so that wasn't the
issued either. I do believe that my performa has finally bit the dust unless
somebody else
At 3:12 PM -0600 12/22/04, Jackie Klinnert wrote:
I don't have any documentation relating to the trickle charge
theory, but I do have a personal experience with it.
My mom turned off the power strip every night that her Performa 6300
was connected to. She was needing a PRAM battery every year un
> As far as the trickle voltage you refer to, to the best of my knowledge, that
> serves to allow the computer to respond to the keyboard power switch, and
> doesn't have anything to do with the pram.
>
> Kevin
In my personal experience machines that don't have keyboard startup & don't
have a pas
w I just leave my computer plugged in all the time. It remembers
the pram settings even when I turn off the computer
Andrew
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Subject: [1st] Re: dead 6116?
> As far as the trickle voltage you refer to, to the best of my knowledge,
that serves
I don't have any documentation relating to the trickle charge theory,
but I do have a personal experience with it.
My mom turned off the power strip every night that her Performa 6300
was connected to. She was needing a PRAM battery every year until I
convinced her not to do that. Her last PRAM
As a general rule, you should always unplug any computer before inserting a new
card. It's more critical on some machines than on others, but leaving it
plugged in is inviting possibly shorting out both the card and the motherboard
if your hand slips and something touches where it shouldn't. No
Hi,
Is there any benefit to keeping a computer plugged into a live circuit
as opposed to having it plugged into a power strip which is turned off
when not in use? I thought I read somewhere that on the 8100 one needed
to unplug the AC before inserting nubus cards because of some trickle
voltage
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> My Reply follows quote. On 21/12/2004 09:20
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> >> My Reply follows quote. On 20/12/2004 07:17
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> >>> Here's the situation. I have a 6116 and a 6115
My Reply follows quote. On 21/12/2004 09:20 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
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>--- Ken <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> My Reply follows quote. On 20/12/2004 07:17
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
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>>> Here's the situation. I have a 6116 and a 6115
>>> performa's and both are acting the same way.
>>> Upon
--- Ken <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My Reply follows quote. On 20/12/2004 07:17
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> >Here's the situation. I have a 6116 and a 6115
> performa's and both are
> >acting the same way. Upon start up I hear the chime
> and then here the
> >computer accessing the hard dri
If there is disk activity, it looks like the machine is booting properly but
the monitor isn't workig for some reason. What kind of monitor are you using?
Does the monitor work with other Macs? Is it an VGA monitor connected through
an DB-15 to VGA adapter? If so, are the adapter's switches correct
had smtg dfferent happening on a pizza-box Mac (the performa 475 or so)... i
insisted, and eventually it booted (i remember i opened the cover, pushed
the rams into the slots and so on, but don't think this was the issue) and
so it does now... every then and when it does this again once or twice
My Reply follows quote. On 20/12/2004 07:17 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>Here's the situation. I have a 6116 and a 6115 performa's and both are
>acting the same way. Upon start up I hear the chime and then here the
>computer accessing the hard drive then nothing no happy face no sad face
>nothing. I
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