I had thought the opening boing indicated
something relating to the health of the Mac.
That's correct. It indicates the results of the Mac's Power On Self
Test, the bong means she's all good. Probably Tiger's done something to
your BIOS/ROM as that chime is an instruction in the ROM. It's a bit of
a concern, what else has it altered?
Regards Christian
On 21/05/2005, at 11:00 AM, Lloyd White wrote:
Same with me!
Since installing 10.4.1 on my iMac I no longer get the Boing every
time but
it opens and everything works. I had thought the opening boing
indicated
something relating to the health of the Mac.
Lloyd
Wamuggers "Help" > I've lost my "Boing"!
When I now start my G4 Imac > No start chime? opens fine
but I miss my Boing? Ciao > p.
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