On Mon, Nov 05, 2001 at 11:41:11AM +0100, Christoph Ewering wrote: > Do you unplug the mainboard from the powersupply? yup. > > > Apple calls this a "mainboard reset" > 1. unplug AC-Powercord > 2. remove the mainboard battery > 3. disconnet powersupply from mainboard > 4. press the startup-button (or reset-button on the mainboard) > 5. after a few minutes put it all back together, that´s it. yup. > This process should reset the NVRAM to defaults for every mac. nope. > Some macs only need a cuda-reset, look for a little button on the > mainboard, but attention G4s have also a button on the mainboard and > Apple warns not to press this button longer than 1 second or you can > damage your mac (think this is the way a G4 enters > firmware-download-mode or something like that) G4s don't have CUDA. in my case i had to boot the backup copy of OF to fix things. -- Ethan Benson http://www.alaska.net/~erbenson/
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