On Aug 25, 2011, at 4:10 PM, Iamanamma wrote:
Any ideas?
Use Cmd-v keys at startup to get the verbose dialog to 'see' what the
delay is.
You can Safe Boot by holding the Shift key which will trash the System
boot caches and get you a 'clean' restart, which can often fix a
freeze or log
On Aug 25, 2011, at 2:10 PM, Iamanamma wrote:
> I've got a 20" iMac G5 2Ghz that is behaving oddly.
>
> When you turn it on, it starts up, chime and all, finds the system
> folder, and proceeds to the gray Apple screen where the start-up
> animation spins for a few seconds like normal, then the
I've got a 20" iMac G5 2Ghz that is behaving oddly.
When you turn it on, it starts up, chime and all, finds the system
folder, and proceeds to the gray Apple screen where the start-up
animation spins for a few seconds like normal, then the screen turns
blue and the finder refuses to load. The cur
M
>To: g3-5-list@googlegroups.com
>Subject: Screen of death
>
>
>My son got a new USB wireless adapter for his MDD running 10.4.x. He
>stuck it in and restarted the computer before putting in any drivers
>for it. The computer went into startup mode then immediately shut
>dow
arts up, it goes into the grey screen of
>> death (the one that says the computer must be restarted by holding
>> down the power button.) If you leave it alone, it goes away and
>> starts up. How to get this screen to quit appearing???
>
> This is VERY strange. You'r
On Aug 24, 2009, at 2:10 PM, Tim Gochnour wrote:
> Now every time it starts up, it goes into the grey screen of
> death (the one that says the computer must be restarted by holding
> down the power button.) If you leave it alone, it goes away and
> starts up. How to get this sc
My son got a new USB wireless adapter for his MDD running 10.4.x. He
stuck it in and restarted the computer before putting in any drivers
for it. The computer went into startup mode then immediately shut
down. Now every time it starts up, it goes into the grey screen of
death (the one
