#395961 - 11/11/0808:29 PMRe: Follow up
[Re: Jim_]
MacBozo Nut Dood
Registered: 04/20/02
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Loc: Pinellas Park, Florida
Originally Posted By: Reboot
Got the original processor card?
Pull all but one RAM chip.
Try the old video card.
I know, you did all that already.
1. Yes
2. RAM was good before the PS switch out.
3. Don't think that is the problem.
The KP is immediate, so I don't think it is even getting to the other checks. The one time I saw text it was something like "initial machine check failed." I really think it is DOA.
Everything powers up within split seconds of each other, it could be any component, and if it's getting a KP it's loading the kernel at least, so I believe it's made it to reading the HD. What does it do if you disconnect the HD's? A flashing question mark at least?
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It's not insurmountable. Just takes a great deal of patience and good humor. Material things, in the great scheme, are not important. Inconvenience? Yes, but not devastating.
Looks like it is the CPU that has gone bad/failed. I don't think that this machine is really worth throwing more money at, though. Considering options.
#396090 - 11/12/0812:28 PMRe: KP text
[Re: MacBozo]
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OK. I got my HD installed into the enclosure and now have access to my files via the Mini. Depending on whether or not I buy a replacement machine soon, I'll move the Brother laser printer out here to the Mini so we can print if needed.
OK. I got my HD installed into the enclosure and now have access to my files via the Mini. Depending on whether or not I buy a replacement machine soon, I'll move the Brother laser printer out here to the Mini so we can print if needed.
It is truly a sad day when the Frankenstein monster dies. Sniff.
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