Hi
I have had a number of iMac G3s and these smell terrible of burning. I changed
the plastics on one recently and whilst testing it afterward smelt so bad of
burning plastic I thought I had done something wrong.
But my sons iMac G3 smells just as bad.
Simon
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Check the uni-n # to see if it will support a dual processor. If yes
the dual 500 MHz from a Gig-E will fit right in with no mods needed.
It will be the cheapest upgrade. It will run Tiger easily, I have one
running Leopard but that is borderline on the DP 500.
On Oct 3, 5:54 am, Simon Royal
Thank you for your input. Not knowing how to properly identify a
retail Tiger disc, I was sold a grey OSX disc. That indeed may be a
source of the install problems. I am wondering if it's the only reason
the machine will not power up; perhaps Apple has some info doc's on
the subject. Any
Hi
I work on PB 867mhz, 1 ghz ram. I connected to internet via DHCP and
a router, sometimes, when I am outside of my home, I connected with
the internal modem.
Something weird happens when i open network preferences. I have this
message : network preferences are change by an other application.
On Oct 3, 2008, at 10:11 AM, B wrote:
Hi
I work on PB 867mhz, 1 ghz ram. I connected to internet via DHCP and
a router, sometimes, when I am outside of my home, I connected with
the internal modem.
Something weird happens when i open network preferences. I have this
message : network
On 3 oct, 10:48, Charles Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Oct 3, 2008, at 10:11 AM, B wrote:
Hi
I work on PB 867mhz, 1 ghz ram. I connected to internet via DHCP and
a router, sometimes, when I am outside of my home, I connected with
the internal modem.
Something weird happens
Update:
The power supply itself checks out. Voltage is good for all pins,
including the blackend ones.
I'll check various other components separately on another machine
(processor, RAM, cards), but assuming those are working does anyone
here know how to diagnose a mobo?
original msg
