On 01-05-2008 02:00, Doug McNutt, douglist at macnauchtan.com, wrote: > At 19:47 -0400 4/30/08, Michael Koch wrote: >> The computer was on a network(ether net) >> when the monitor was removed; the computer >> never completed start up; if it had it would have shown >> up on network. When monitor was reconnected >> computer completed start up and was on network. >> Only the mac servers will work without a monitor as far as I know. >> correct me if I am wrong ( do not know about intel mac's) > > A long time ago I helped make a headless G4 work. The solution was a paper > clip shorting two wires on the video connector on the AGP board. Needless to > say I have forgotten the details but I shall review the archives. It might be > on this list from 5 or so years ago. > > There is something about the difference between VGA and Apple pin assignments. The easiest way to do this is by connecting an adaptor or a monitor cable only to the monitorport of the G4. Jo Hissel