Uh... Posted: Tue Nov 11, 2008 11:10 am... Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2008 11:49 am Click to expand... Click to expand... You have just elegantly underlined Bunsen's observation…

Thanks. I'll look into that. Posted: Tue Nov 11, 2008 11:10 am ... Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2008 11:49 am Anybody. Click to expand... Not big on the ole patience there, huh…

It needs a SWIM chip too doesn't it? Maybe that chip is gone, but the power is still hooked up, so the floppy drive powers on and starts to read the disk but then nothing is there …

I'm pretty sure that ROM support for those devices was removed after the Rev.A machines. Luckily you can drop a 333MHz CPU module into a Rev.A : - and a bare Rev.A board should no…

Posted: Tue Nov 11, 2008 11:10 am ... Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2008 11:49 am Anybody. Click to expand... Not big on the ole patience there, huh? First thing to check inside would…

Are you going to offer backlight replacement service now?

That should do it. What a neat little device...just a shame it needs Zoomed video to work. (which means that it won't work with my PowerBook 1400 )

There is no magic bullet but persistence, and even that will fail if the PB is unserviceable. Check the AC adapter, for output voltage and temperature, after 5min and 1hr. Is it …

http://www.kernelthread.com/mac/osx/arch_boot.html It's in the reg section. My iBook has two 512MB modules and so has 00000000 20000000 20000000 20000000 Yours would appear to …

Anybody.

I did the following command: dev /memory@0 .properties and it came up with the following: Code: name memory device_type memory reg 00000000 00000000 …

It is possibly, I can't remember off-hand, but it probably involves finding the path to the RAM and getting .properties. Try doing > dev / ls to see a list of devices, and…

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I'm not sure, but wouldn't it be easier to boot the machine up and go to About This Mac?

When I powered down for the final time, the battery still had well over 30% charge and it was no more than an hour later when I attempted and failed to boot it up again. I reset t…

There are quite a few possibilities. Just for one, the battery was barely-charged, and the presence of the CD-ROM drive (which is constantly polled by the system 'in case' there i…

I am 99.99% certain these hacks will only work on a 233Mhz Rev A board. Click to expand... Make that 100% on the floppy drive. Maybe there are further hacks that can be done t…

Yes, I also emailed the company and they said they don't know about Macs, but it needs a capture card of some kind. So now I'm going to have to look for a capture device.

That S-Video port on the back of the Lombard only does output, not input. You'll need either a PCMCIA or USB video capture solution of some sort.

Which reminds me..one of these days I've gotta find a Rev. A iMac somewhere...would be a neat machine to play around with, not to mention that if I keep it original and in good nic…

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I am 99.99% certain these hacks will only work on a 233Mhz Rev A board.

From what I gather, 8.6 is the minimum that will run on this iMac, and you say it would need less than 8.6. Does that mean there's no way to get this to work?

My B&W gave me fits until I did a firmware update on it. I went from 8.6 to 9.2 to 10.4 http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=3841731 The Revision 1 B&a…

Depends on the price really, I love mine and I've managed to pimp it hugely so I'd say yes.