On Aug 22, 2009, at 9:50 PM, Jordan wrote:
My 2 year old intel iMac won't boot. I got a grey kernel crash
screen yesterday, but it restarted and ran fine in the evening so I
didn't take any time to investigate. This evening it started
strangely, displayed properly, but would not run Eye TV.
TPiwowar wrote:
On Aug 22, 2009, at 9:50 PM, Jordan wrote:
My 2 year old intel iMac won't boot. I got a grey kernel crash screen
yesterday, but it restarted and ran fine in the evening so I didn't
take any time to investigate. This evening it started strangely,
displayed properly, but would
On Aug 23, 2009, at 10:50 AM, Jordan wrote:
I think I had tried that at one point last night, but in any case,
it didn't start it just now when I did it.
That suggests that it is probably not a hard drive problem.
I don't know if I dreamed it up or read it somewhere but I just
held down
OK, thanks for the confirmation! I've been kind of busy since this
morning and was afraid to shut it down or let it go to sleep.
TPiwowar wrote:
On Aug 23, 2009, at 10:50 AM, Jordan wrote:
I think I had tried that at one point last night, but in any case, it
didn't start it just now when I
My 2 year old intel iMac won't boot. I got a grey kernel crash screen
yesterday, but it restarted and ran fine in the evening so I didn't take
any time to investigate. This evening it started strangely, displayed
properly, but would not run Eye TV. I tried to restart it and now all it
does is
I have a perfectly good fax modem that connects to a serial port, and no
reason for buying a new one. The new computer doesn't have a built-in
modem. I could connect the serial modem with a USB to serial adapter, but
that's a nuisance.
Or you could just use an IP-based fax service. Throw it
I have a perfectly good fax modem that connects to a serial port, and no reason
for buying a new one. The new computer doesn't have a built-in modem. I could
connect the serial modem with a USB to serial adapter, but that's a nuisance.
If it ain't broke, don't fix it. For me, the cost
I have a hard drive with a clone of an iMac's drive made with Carbon
Copy cloner. I'd like to install that clone on another iMac. Is there a
simple way to do this or do I have to go folder by folder, copying files
over.
I usually just do some research and/or just dive in and figure it out as
I
I have a hard drive with a clone of an iMac's drive made with Carbon
Copy cloner. I'd like to install that clone on another iMac. Is there a
simple way to do this or do I have to go folder by folder, copying files
over.
Use Migration Assistant.
This is very weird. The email I posted, which you are responding to, has
not been delivered to my mail client, and you are responding tomorrow!
I did not see a way to use Migration assistant from a drive that is not
in another Mac. Do I just plug the drive into the target Mac and access
it
I see what you mean now.
Thanks
Tom Piwowar wrote:
I have a hard drive with a clone of an iMac's drive made with Carbon
Copy cloner. I'd like to install that clone on another iMac. Is there a
simple way to do this or do I have to go folder by folder, copying files
over.
Use Migration
Hey Tom, seeing as you are so far into the future, can you give us some
stock tips or maybe some of tomorrows headlines? ;-)
Right now I'm trying to convince our dear retro members to stop using
serial ports and floppies. I expect my next crusade will concern parallel
ports. I think it will be
I did not see a way to use Migration assistant from a drive that is not
in another Mac. Do I just plug the drive into the target Mac and access
it that way somehow?
Yes. One of the options is From another drive on this Mac.
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