I have never had cmd-opt-p-r work for resetting the pram. Nor does
booting into OF and executing 'reset-nvram ; set-defaults ; reset-all'.
I know because PT LE 6.0 won't boot with my mbox (in OSX) and the error
it returns is that my date/time is off (it is set by NTP) and I must
reset my pram
Thomas Carlson wrote:
Thanks for the help, Chris. Actually, resetting Open Firmware involved
more than just holding down Cmd-Opt-P-R at startup. I had to open the
machine (no easy task on a PM 9500), remove the pram battery, and leave
it all sit for 12 hours or so. After I put everything bac
Thanks for the help, Chris. Actually, resetting Open Firmware involved
more than just holding down Cmd-Opt-P-R at startup. I had to open the
machine (no easy task on a PM 9500), remove the pram battery, and leave
it all sit for 12 hours or so. After I put everything back together it
booted r
On Thu, Oct 23, 2003 at 09:53:03PM -0700, Thomas Carlson wrote:
> I have had some experience with Yellow Dog Linux but wanted to try
> Debian GNU/Linux 3.0 on my old Powermac 9500. Tried using BootX and
> the same partitioning scheme that I use with Yellow Dog. In the
> installation process, h
I have had some experience with Yellow Dog Linux but wanted to try
Debian GNU/Linux 3.0 on my old Powermac 9500. Tried using BootX and
the same partitioning scheme that I use with Yellow Dog. In the
installation process, however, I managed to set things up so that the
machine will only will b
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