I have a 400MHz powerbook G3 Lombard with 512 MB of memory. On this I have installed MacOS X 10.3.9.
Yesterday, I ran into the following problem:
The PB went to sleep, and then I woke it up and shut it down. But it never shut down; to get it to shut down I had to remove the battery and the power cord.
Then, when I next rebooted it, I get the chime, the apple on the screen, and then a gray circle with a slash across. I assume this means "I cannot find a disc to start from".
Booting from the install CD, and using the disk utility to repair permissions fixed the problem.
How can I avoid the sleep-"no shutdown" problem?
(... and why can't the journalling file system handle a power-loss like this, when ext3, resierfs, and jfs under Linux can?)
Yesterday, I ran into the following problem:
The PB went to sleep, and then I woke it up and shut it down. But it never shut down; to get it to shut down I had to remove the battery and the power cord.
Then, when I next rebooted it, I get the chime, the apple on the screen, and then a gray circle with a slash across. I assume this means "I cannot find a disc to start from".
Booting from the install CD, and using the disk utility to repair permissions fixed the problem.
How can I avoid the sleep-"no shutdown" problem?
(... and why can't the journalling file system handle a power-loss like this, when ext3, resierfs, and jfs under Linux can?)