Il giorno 10/08/16 14.40, "geraldcornish" ha scritto:
> Inserting the startup disk in my QS I scanned the logs and found a
> series of complaints about cpu 1 so I decided to let it go and look
> for a later model to replace it - I'm thinking imac now I have found
> they can run two screens.
I wen
Hi all,
Just to let you know I put in the replacement power supply and it
clicked nicely on power cord connection, but there was no more
activity from the G5 whatever I did.
Inserting the startup disk in my QS I scanned the logs and found a
series of complaints about cpu 1 so I decided to
No click-THAT sounds like a dead power supply, prior to that you were
likely running an capacitor juice, now it is all discharged. I agree with
Kris re: the diagnostic.
It is repairable, but not fun doing so - first locate a good, used PSU
(from any source), then steel yourself for a good afternoon
> On Aug 3, 2016, at 6:24 AM, geraldcornish wrote:
>
> I noticed that when I plugged in the power cord the mac did not "click".
>
> I'm sure it always did that previously - is that the hint I'm looking for ?
Think I said once before I thought the power supply was bad.
I had a 2005 2.3 GHz G5
Hi all,
I've tried all the options from the friends on this list but no joy.
However, after a good clean out of dust bunnies and re-seating
everything re-seatable,, I noticed that when I plugged in the power
cord the mac did not "click".
I'm sure it always did that previously - is that the
Hi!
Since the problme accured while it was running, I highly doubt that it
is the PRAM battery. I guess that there was a short circuit somewhere
and that made it freeze.
1. Remove all power (cord + battery),
2. clean it (clean out the dust!),
3. disassemble what you can (remove and reseat mem
Have you reset the CUDA switch with all cables unplugged including the power
cord?
Sent from my Apple Lisa
> On Jul 29, 2016, at 5:53 AM, geraldcornish wrote:
>
> Help
>
> Power mac G5 1.8DP Tiger 10.4.11 all updates in place
>
> This morning...
>
> Woke it up, collected emails, deleted th
Il giorno 29/07/16 14.53, "geraldcornish" ha scritto:
> Force shut down, restarted, chime, low fan noise, no display (2x17"
> ADC, one via apples power gadget into DVI).
This reminds me a bit when my G5 2,7 DP died.
Turn out it was the memory controller soldering gone bad, thus it couldn't
pass
Check the PRAM battery voltage or simply remove and boot.
Try removing all the memory and re-inserting it. Then start up.
Remove all memory and clean the memory card contacts with a clean eraser, very
lightly. Then re-insert them and start up.
Remove all but one DIMM and boot. Repeat with each
Help
Power mac G5 1.8DP Tiger 10.4.11 all updates in place
This morning...
Woke it up, collected emails, deleted three, mouse froze, pulled it
out plugged it in, no joy, checked keyboard, nothing happening!
Force shut down, restarted, chime, low fan noise, no display (2x17"
ADC, one via a
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