My Reply follows quote. On 17/01/2004 22:24 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >try resetting pram at boot up. > >Jim Raper wrote: >> >> I bought a couple of LCIII's to fix up for my little Mac LC lab. I >> upgraded memory to 20 MB, put a 250 MB HD in one - 500 MB HD in the >> other, and installed OS 7.5.5 on each of them. Everything was working >> fine. Noticed time was wrong so I put a new battery in one. When I >> rebooted, I got no chime and no video. The screen brightened up but >> nothing further. No flashing X floppy icon, just a running HD but no >> error message, no nothing. Guess what happened with the other. Same >> sequence of events. >> >> Can anyone tell me wha' happened? Is there some sort of CUDA thingy to >> push, smack, or prod? ------------------- You might also double check the polarity of the new PRAM batteries.
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