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| Odd Boot Issue G4 OS 9 Cant boot from CD or HD. But, if I remove the HD I can boot from CD. Still, after booting from CD if I return the HD and try to reboot from CD again, I get through the boot process and then face the wrist watch of death forever--e.g. my computer freezes after booting and I can just watch the wrist watch for hours etc. Any help? |
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| I'd try to replace the HD then... Are we talking SCSI or IDE? If it's SCSI, it could be a termination problem. If it's IDE, it could be that you have to set either the harddrive or CD-ROM to master/slave differently. Did you change something like that before it stopped working? If there were no changes, I'd really try with another harddrive.
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