10.4.11 KILLED my mac What have I done/[G4]

Umar Stone umartisan at mac.com
Sun Mar 1 22:42:25 PST 2009


 Yeah I agree with you all, it probably is deader than disco, or having heart attacks like some of us want to happen while listening to drunken friends singing karaoke, I have to take it to a professional and get a new tower my main problem now is can I transfer all my Hardware installed into this dead machine (there was allot in it).

I will have to rebuy all the software that I had bought over net,etc. (my iDisk could only fit my pic's, music, and movies) I had backed up only onto the second drive so both of them going is a tragedy.

My nearest mac specialist is $120 AU. per half hour I'd have to make sure he didn't retry thing's I know don't work cause it'll cost allot and drive him mad as well. But I have to wait it's a long weekend here

I just mustn't touch the mac or I'll spend another day in front of it begging for mercy!!!!!!!!!!.


On Saturday, February 28, 2009, at 02:35PM, "gifutiger" <gifutiger at gmail.com> wrote:
>Did you read and complied with the following?
>----------------------------------------------------
>Read Before You Install
>Power Mac G4 SuperDrive Firmware Update 1.0
>
addresses an incompatibility with  
>4x DVD-R and 2x DVD-RW media, and the 2x SuperDrive in the Power Mac  
>G4. You must perform this update if you intend to use 4x DVD-R or 2x  
>DVD-RW media in your Power Mac G4. This update also enables you to  
>eject audio CDs that are copy-protected or have mastering errors. This  
>update is required only for the Power Mac G4 (Digital Audio), 

>Important: Do not reset, shut down, or turn off power to your computer  
>while updating the firmware. Doing so may damage your SuperDrive.
>

>----------------------------------------------------
>On Feb 28, 2009, at 1:35 PM, Robert H. Baucom wrote:
>
>> I'd suspect the power supply only if the screen was black. He needs  
>> another computer and an external disk drive. Use the other computer  
>> to install 10.4 on the ext. disk drive. Install the sonnet or what  
>> ever it is enabler software on it. Then boot up with the external  
>> HD. If the  internal HD doesn't show up on the desktop, then you  
>> might suspect the Power Supply getting power to the internal HD. OR  
>> if it's getting power the internal drive could be deader than DISCO.
>> I've been there  with PowerComputing rigs with a G3 daughter card,  
>> trying to get the  enabler SW installed onto a new or replacement  
>> HD. It's maddening.
>> RHB
>>
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