On Wednesday, January 22, 2003, at 07:05 PM, The Weber's wrote: > Hello all, > > I'm working on 20 iBooks (Rev. C Graphite, > 466Mhz/128MB/10GB/DVD/Airport) for the High School that I Graduated > From. They were pretty messed up buy the students so I'm in the > process > formatting all of them and putting a nice fresh copy of Mac OS 9.2.2 on > them (Multiple Users enabled so the can mess them up again ;)). > Anyway, > the first thing that I have been doing to all of them when I turn them > on for the first time is to reset the PRAM. Here's the problem, on > about 5 of them now, I go to reset the PRAM (power on, hold down > Command-Option-P-R before any thing comes up on the screen) and it just > boots like I didn't hold anything down. Holding down just option to > get > a list of Bootable devices doesn't work, nor does holding down the C > key > to boot from a CD. Any ideas why these few stubborn iBooks aren't > accepting my Key-Combinations? ClrlCommand-Reset Button does work > though :S > > Any advice is more than welcome. > > T. J. > First, get a USB keyboard, connect it to the iBook, and try the PRAM reset using it. Maybe the keyboard in the iBook has the Num Lock on. Jkirk PS ~ all the keys in question work fine when the computers are bootedI once thought about starting a club to discuss the philosophy of Fatalism. But then I realized that even if anyone came, they'd only come to steal the folding chairs.