How do I get to safe mode on a Mac G-4 DA with dual processors? I keep
seeing references to safe mode and am wondering how one gets there.
Thanks, Dennis
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On Apr 3, 2010, at 11:18 PM, Dennis Myhand wrote:
How do I get to safe mode on a Mac G-4 DA with dual processors? I
keep seeing references to safe mode and am wondering how one gets
there. Thanks, Dennis
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1455
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, and it's only when the
Radeon chip is active that you get the errors and random freezes. (It
gets worse once the chip heats up, which is why you can generally use
it for 5-10 minutes after a cold boot but see it freeze a lot faster
on a reboot.) When you're in safe mode, OS X emulates
Hi Sri...
That's really useful information you give me there - I was
wondering why the beast is so docile in safe mode, when it totally
hangs in normal boot!
I shall definitely play with this when I've cleared a little space on
the bench for it: it's been put out of the way for now
minutes after a cold boot but see it freeze a lot faster
on a reboot.) When you're in safe mode, OS X emulates all graphic
functions in software; since the Radeon chip doesn't get activated,
the eMac works fine.
If you don't want to de/resolder the caps on the logic board, the
quick fix (that I used
Does it pass AHT?
Well I finally ran to earth my Apple Hardware test disc for eMac.
Unfortunately the eMac it came with was a 1GHz or earlier (SW version
1.2.2s/n 691-4177-A)
so when I restarted with the CD it said that it could not run and
offered me a restart.
So no further on.
Does it pass AHT?
Well I finally ran to earth my Apple Hardware test disc for eMac.
Unfortunately the eMac it came with was a 1GHz or earlier (SW version
1.2.2s/n 691-4177-A)
so when I restarted with the CD it said that it could not run and
offered me a restart.
So no further on.
with an ebayer who
had one up for sale. She said that hers will surf in safe mode, so I dug
mine out with a view to trying this out.
When I turned it on I found that I was in the middle of re-installing OSX on
it when I got fed up some weeks ago.
I started it in Safe Mode and was able to complete
I'm not intending to repair it but
I've been playing with it as a result of email conversations with an ebayer
who had one up for sale. She said that hers will surf in safe mode, so I
dug mine out with a view to trying this out.*
Safe Mode is a restricted/limited environment. Many drivers
At 6:10 PM -0800 1/24/2010, Jonas Lopez wrote:
Starting up in Safe mode using the Shift key and starting in
command+S single user mode you can issue the command to
Note please that Safe Mode and Single User Mode are VERY different.
test the hd partition thusly: /sbin/fsck -fy the test
My MacMini suddenly started to boot only into SAFE mode.
1) Computer: Mac Mini - Processor: 1.33 Ghz (PowerPC G4)
2) Operating System: OS X 10.5.8
3) Memory: 1GB DDR SDRAM
4) 3rd party Peripherals have been working fine for over a year:
Logitech Optical Mouse, MyBook 1 Terabyte. HP Officejet Pro
On Jan 22, 2010, at 8:58 AM, Joss wrote:
MORE BACKGROUND INFORMATION
I'm wondering if it could be something from my ISP (Bell Internet -
formerly called Sympatico) causing this. Internet access has been
interrupted by faulty Bell Telephone hardware in the basement of the
apt building several
On Jan 22, 2010, at 8:58 AM, Joss wrote:
My MacMini suddenly started to boot only into SAFE mode.
1) Computer: Mac Mini - Processor: 1.33 Ghz (PowerPC G4)
2) Operating System: OS X 10.5.8
3) Memory: 1GB DDR SDRAM
4) 3rd party Peripherals have been working fine for over a year:
Logitech
In addition to the other suggestions, I would start out with a file/
disk check/repair using the diskutil. You can access it by booting up
on the cd boot rom for your system.
Gus.
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