My G5 does this, even with the volume turned down the start up chime
sounds, you have to mute it.
just hit the mute key on the keyboard before you shut down and after
it's rebooted hit the mute key to turn it back on (to the volume it
was before you hit mute the first time
On 07/12/2007, at 8:21 AM, Clyde McLennan wrote:
Hi Peter,
Thanks for the suggestions. I tried those, but they turn off ALL
sound. I still want to be able to use my earphones (I mainly do
music things on my iMac), but I just want to stop he initial
startup chord.
With thanks ... Clyde
OK, I admit defeat on this one. I just tried restarting my iMac with
headphones plugged in, and sure enough the startup chime came
through the speakers loud and clear. This is a NEW behaviour. It's
time to go in search of an Apple Technote for this one. Perhaps
someone else will find the answer faster than me...Ronnie? Anyone?
:-)
Hang in there Clyde
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