Here's a Computer Chronicles on the original Mac.
http://www.archive.org/details/TheMacin1985
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A followup to the question I posed before (below):
What do I tell the mac repair guy? The lockups happen now and again.
It may run for hours and then lockup. Or it may only take a few key
strokes.
Since I've had 3 batteries, a power manager, logic board, speakers,
new case, and now
When going to the Genius Bar bring all the paper work on all the
various repairs to the MacBook.
Has this been the same problem all the time? If so they are shooting
in the dark.
Have you created a new user account and used that account?
This will let you see if it is a hardware or a software
Ed,
New User account? On the mac or at the Genius bar? The lockups are a
new issue. it only appeared after the logic board/speaker
replacement. And then only in the last two weeks. All the repairs
are under my applecare.
Another friend suggested formating the hard drive and starting
Ed,
I had similar problems with an iMac that had software on it that was
for a PowerPC instead of the Intel. It mainly happened when I had
iTunes open at the same time I had Now Contact open (the Calendar
portion of Now Contact). All the lockups stopped when I reformatted
and
My PowerBook had that problem for the first year I had it (along with
relentless kernel panics) and it actually was the RAM. MacMall sent
the machine with a RAM upgrade that wasn't, as it turned out; the
offbrand they installed didn't work, nor did the Viking or Kingston
replacements I
Eric,
Maybe. Just got a new logic board. That means new slots. . . Maybe.
Eric
On Oct 23, 2008, at 6:12 PM, B. Eric Bradley wrote:
My PowerBook had that problem for the first year I had it (along with
relentless kernel panics) and it actually was the RAM. MacMall sent
the machine with a
