OK Peter, managed to get the disc to eject. Have now tried to reboot
with Leopard DVD but as yet no success.
Thanks also to Lloyd - have followed info u sent but again at this
stage no success as yet - going to keep trying, just maybe something
will spark life into this machine!
David
On 14/02/2008, at 9:33 AM, Peter Hinchliffe wrote:
On 14/02/2008, at 8:59 AM, David Wood wrote:
Thanks again Peter,
Yes, I have tried several times now but still no change to the
screen(have continued to hold down cmd-V for uotp 2 minutes). I
have now realised that there already is an iPod Touch DVD in the
slot and I cannot release/eject this disc as my wireless keyboard
is not connected to the machine?! I have now tried removing all
cables and turning off the power at the wall and then relaunching
with the power button depressed as I plug back into the mains
socket(as proposed on the Apple support site) but still to no
avail! This is not looking too good!
David
How about if you hold down the Mouse button at startup? This should
eject the DVD.
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