[iBook] ibook g3 (rest of info)

[Michael Elliott]

No idea on the specific panic you describe, but I'd make sure to pull  
any RAM out of the user-accessible slots, and then try to reboot the  
computer in "safe" mode (shift-S after the startup "bong").  See if  
you still get the panic message.


On Oct 4, 2007, at 10:25 AM, Wilfred Reimer wrote:

>
> That's the whole message.  A guy at freegeek tried to help me, but  
> only could direct me to your list.  We tried to reset Power  
> Management, but then found out there was no reset on my model.  One  
> time using control/function/shift/power then waiting 5 seconds and  
> powering up, the harddrive logo with two options came up, but then  
> we couldn't get it back after clicking one of them.  It just went  
> bakc to the panic state.  Hope this helps.  Let me know if any more  
> info needed.  Thanks again for your help.
>
> Wilf

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