[X4U] Re: How to find IP address of printer & OS X weirdness

Mark Gibson gibsonm at bigpond.net.au
Tue Apr 5 13:25:12 PDT 2005


At 15:45 -0400 5/4/05, Deborah Puerini wrote:
>Well, thanks for all of your information regarding the IP address of 
>a printer. All that's left is to win this auction!
>
>But on another note, I've been on OSX since last Weds and have 
>gotten the "prohibitive sign" (zero with a slash thru it) upon 
>startup about 3 times. Then last night I got a "crash" (see pics 
>below) and then the startup screen looked all wacky. Here are some 
>pics:
>
>http://www.netsnapshot.com/pcw/b?KEY=111&ACCOUNT=684
>
>I ran fsck -y and even started up from my Jaguar CD and fixed the 
>disk. It said it was OK tho.
>
>So I turned off all of my scsi peripherals, still got the 
>prohibitory sign (I always do) but it started up OK and it's been on 
>all day as I'm afraid to turn it off!
>
>Any thoughts on this new exciting adventure?
>
>Deb in Rhode Island

Deborah,

OK the image on the left is called a Kernel Panic (a bit like the old 
system error). The image on the right suggests a video issue.

OS X is more discerning than OS 9 so there are a few things that may 
cause the kernel panic.

Did this machine have any additional 3rd party RAM added?, a new 
video card? Is the SCSI card standard?

Try removing any additional cards that have been added to the machine 
or any non standard (non Apple) RAM.

What model machine are we talking about anyway?
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