What gives?
mascarasnake
dontdrill at earthlink.net
Wed Oct 6 10:06:12 MDT 2004
Hey Doug -
Befuddled is the word that comes to mind. The only thing I can think of
at this point is for you to reset the CUDA switch.
A cursory google didn't give me a "where's the CUDA switch?" and I'm
really too lazy to dig my box out of it's cubby in my desk to double
check, but here's a how to:
<http://www.mail-archive.com/imac-list@mail.maclaunch.com/msg12502.html>
It's for an imac, but essentially the process is the same - you just
have to locate the switch in your box.
HTHO and g'luck
GDB-B&W-X.3.5 wrote:
> Okay, so my B&W 400 Mhz system won't reboot from OS9 or OSX, but it does
> from YDL just fine. What I want to know is why? People have told me
> that the firmware is corrupted, etc. so that explains why it won't
> reboot from the Mac OS, but why will it reboot and come up to the yaboot
> screen from YDL just fine? Does YDL write this info back to the
> firmware each time or what? And I don't plan to pay Apple to reflash my
> firmware, is there another way to do this myself? And finally, what
> caused this problem in the first place? My iMac 400 Mhz system works
> just fine this way and reboots as it should from each respective OS.
>
> Just a message from Doug...
>
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