I have a DVD of ASD. Do you need it?
On Mon, Mar 16, 2015 at 10:43 AM, j.e.roman...@gmail.com
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Looking for AHT, ASD, install discs, advice, etc. for resurrection of
quite dead PowerMac7,2 DP1.8GHz. Inherited with diagnosis of bad power
supply and no hard drive.
IIRC you should be able to use file vault.
On Jul 18, 2014 7:28 PM, smac0031 m.smurph...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
I have an extremely important file that I need to send to someone. I've
never bothered with encryption because I've never had to send anything this
important before. This is not
On Jun 2, 2014 12:23 PM, Nestamicky nestami...@gmail.com wrote:
On 14-06-02 11:34 AM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
This is all very good discussion. Wonderful information here. Thanks a
lot guys! Perhaps we could move it along more to the point of practical
information, if folks could pitch in with
That isn't a bad idea...
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It does not show the password, but it is typing.
On Jan 27, 2014 5:48 AM, Zaphod fth...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
I tried to perform the terminal shutdown listed earlier, but after
terminal asked me for my password, the cursor didn't move. I couldn't enter
my password. I don't know what I may be
You will have no issue with a SATA III drive. Good luck!
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No problem! Happy to help!
On Jan 25, 2014 1:51 PM, Dana Collins dlcatft...@frontier.com wrote:
Thank you, Alex.
Appreciate the confirm.
Regards,
Dana
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You will have no issue with a SATA III drive. Good luck!
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Do you have the same problem on the PowerBook if you take it to a friends
house? If it is fine there, it is the router, if not, it is your machines.
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On 1/17/14, 6:55 AM, Nestamicky nestami...@gmail.com wrote:
On 14-01-17 6:26 AM, t...@nehaia.dk
What does it say in console around when you try to go to sleep?
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On 1/15/14, 7:55 PM, Herbert Goodfriend bon...@mailforce.net wrote:
I have a Mac Mini G4 1.5GHz running MacOS 10.4.11.
A few days ago, two problems started:
1. The machine would
Not necessarily. Sometimes an Archive and Install can solve many issues.
Just because it is a Mac does not mean system files cannot get corrupted.
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On 1/14/14, 7:03 AM, Bruce Johnson john...@pharmacy.arizona.edu wrote:
Re-installing the OS
I realize that. That was just in response to Bruce saying that it rarely
fixes things. My bets are on the PMU. Reset that and I think it will likely
fix it. It is the small tact switch on the logic board.
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So, if the machine is restarted or shutdown, it will not boot for 5-6 tries.
When it boots, it is fine. The PRAM battery is definitely bad. The LCS did
leak, but has been repaired. It idles at 63c, so I am thinking that is is
possible that the previous owner who repaired the LCS may of used bad
Have you tried resetting the PMU? Or reinstalling OS X?
My DA G4 doesn't shut down when you select shut down from the menu. It just
malingers.
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InterestingŠ Have you tried a PMU and a PRAM reset?
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Well at least you got the G5 sorted. IMHO, the monitor will need a recap. If
you don't have much experience soldering, I would ask a friend. If you can't
find capacitors with the same value, you can go up in voltage. Good luck!
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I am not sure when they released Lion, but IIRC it was 11'. Any Mac before Lion
will do. I would go MBP.
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IIRC MDDs don't support OS9.
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Try booting while holding option. You should have a boot disk selection thing
at that point.
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Try a IDE SCSI adapter. I am sure that it is a standard IDE drive in a FireWire
to IDE case.
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Hello. I have a dual 500mhz Powermac G4 that needs a new processor. I popped it
into my 400mhz Mystic and had the same issue of no boot. With the 400mhz CPU
both work fine. Where would I get a replacement and should I get the sonnet
1ghz upgrade? This is used as a FTP server.
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Ok thank you. I have found one for $20. Do you think that would be a fair
price, or should I keep looking?
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I ordered the 450mhz replacement. Are there any things I can do it improve my
server's performance?
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If that error is CPU cache replace it. My issue started with that and it
refused to bong today. They are cheap enough. I would recommend a dual 800mhz
or faster if you want to use it for anything other than a server.
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I may be wrong, but my old 9600 would work with a G4. The 9600 is from a G5.
The card is 8x but the Mac is 4x.
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You can swap the cards if the one in the QS is good.
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It will work fine
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Darn. Unfortunately this means my primary system will be upgraded to a Mac Pro.
Oh well it will be a nice upgrade from a QS 2002.
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Once the PS dies, it's tough. Even used supplies aren't cheap. If you don't
need ADC you can mod a ATX PSU to work.
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Hello. I have set up FTP server on my G4, but it shows the root of my boot
drive an not the raid array that is what I set up as a shared folder. How can I
get it to show my shared folder and not my boot drive? Thanks in advanced.
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Reset the CUDA and the pram. If that doesn't work, try a new graphics card.
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I have the DP 2.0. I have reset the CUDA. I have the stock card in it now, but
had a 9800 Pro in it. It bongs and boots fine just no video. If I change the
volume I get blips and everything.
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I have reseated the ram and will be reseating the processors tomorrow.
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Thanks to all of you. The guy bought it from is replacing it tomorrow.
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My PowerMac G5 won't display anything on screen. It boots and it seems to work,
just nothing is on the screen. I reset the PMU replaced the video card and
reset the PRAM and tried a different display. Any advice? Thanks in advanced.
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That isn't working either. Even the Leopard install CD won't work.
It's possible the video got set to a mode the monitors don't support. Try
holding down the shift key during start up to boot into safe mode.
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I switch between displays with a G4 and it works. I will reset the NVRAM when I
get home.
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Resetting the NVRAM and PRAM didn't work. Any other advice?
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I have tried the card in my G4 and no issue.
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I have tried both. I run the G4 in through VGA and the G5 though DVI. I tried
running the G5 with VGA but no dice. I also put the card from the G5 (9800 Pro)
into my G4 and it worked flawlessly. So I suppose this just got costly… Any way
to test the mobo and PSU?
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Thanks to everybody. Everything is working great now.
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Now I have a new issue. When I try to mount an smi, I get error type -39.
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That is what I thought so I redownloaded and it still didn't work.
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How would I fix this?
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I have a PowerMac G4 that I need OS9 on for a firmware update. I have 9.0.4. I
installed it via target disk mode and was then going to update it to 9.1 via
target disk mode on a iMac running OS 9.0.4. The links on Apple's website are
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Thank you very, very much!
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Open the drive door flap at the Option key boot selector and you will see an
eject button. Grab a paper clip and press the button.
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No at least On my G4 I need a paper clip to hit the eject button.
I think you are merging things. If there is a button just press it. If there
isn't a button then insert a paperclip in the hole and push.
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Was there any lightning? If there was the onboard Ethernet may be shot.
So, any ideas about what is wrong with it, and what I can do to fix it?
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Use carbon copy cloner. It works great. You can set a schedule on it and it is
free.
Is there software that will do this automatically?
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I have a G4 Mystic and it is missing a screw on the side. It looks like it is
holds on the motherboard tray. Is it needed?
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It is the screw that is on the access panel. There are 4 that hold on the
mother board tray to be more specific. I am missing one.
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I have a G4 Mystic
I have a powermac G5. The drive door does not slide down to let the tray come
out unless you do it manually. After that it doesn't come back up.
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I have a powermac G5. The drive door does not slide down to let the tray come
out unless you do it manually. After that it doesn't come back up.
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On my powermac g5 the drive sticks in the downward position and doesn't come
up. How can I fix this?
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Does anybody know of an alternative?
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Reseat the CPU and try the upgraded CPU and check if the heat sink is securely
mounted.
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Having acquired a G5, I'm in the process of selling my old PowerMac G4 DA.
It has an upgrade CPU (OWC
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