[Ti] Imac Ethernet Dead!?

[Kynan Shook]

Don't mind this; I believe this just means that no Ethernet connection 
was found, and so it's turning part of the chip that's not needed.  
I've seen this on many Macs that are perfectly functional.
I believe I might have mentioned this before (or maybe it wasn't to 
you), but check all connections, especially the pins on the computer 
side to make sure they're not bent down too far.

Vince Venero <vincejr at ufl.edu> writes:
> I also booted in verbose mode (apple-v) and watched the system boot up.
>   When it came to the line UniNorth and Ethernet, I recognized this as
> the point where the ethernet hardware is initialized.
>
> The interesting thing it said was::
> "Disabled Cell Clock!!!! Putting [UniNorth] to sleep....."
>


Kynan Shook
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