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I am not experiencing any abnormal noises on either of those machines...just the 0x8 (UNDEFINED) errors. I can only guess that the 0x8 error is a general low-level I/O error that fataly interupts the kernel process, causing crashy crashy.

The weird thing is that I replaced the HD in the B&W G3 and still got the error. That G3 is usless right now. I'm a bit concerned that the PowerBook may follow the same fate...you give me hope... So goes life with modern technology :rolleyes:

Okay... I now have two machines that falter on this 0x8 (UNDEFINED) error: a Blue & White G3 that crashes randomly; the system log will sometimes reflect the 0x8 error; after numerous HD drive reformats and a HD drive replacement, I believe the culprit is a faulty logic board... a...

That little wheel around the optical sensor adjusts the tension of the clicker. Set the wheel to "+" and there is a bit more resistance to clicks; set it to "-" and clicking requires a bit less pressure.

testuser's posts is correct in all it says, but a couple of additional items in order to make the transition between usernames smooth... 1. In NetInfo Manager, scan through all of the groups, and for any that contain the old username, change those values to the new username. This is very...

I find that the most efficient way to connect Macs to a Windows NT 4 Server is Services for Macintosh (SFM). SFM is included as an optional Network Service on the NT 4 install CD. SFM is Micro$oft's server-only implementation of the classic AppleTalk protocol, along with utitlies to...