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Derekcat
Junior Member


USA
342 Posts
Posted - 11 Oct 2003 :  01:37:05
remember… If everyone around you says that you shouldn't download something cause it might kill your iMac [or rather your Dad's iMac]… Don't belive them when they say it works perfectly now…

thankyouapplesoftwareupdate… we now have the fun of messing with an iMac that worked perfectly untill you suggested that we download the "Safe" 10.2.8 update -_-

okey we tried:
•Starting from the Jag. CD - didnt work
•Zapping the PRAM - well it made the startup sound quiter…
•Starting from the 10.1 CD - wow the amazing uselessness of disk utility…
•Starting up in single user mode [Command-S at startup], and fsck ing it [oh say 8 times?], it fixed one thing… on the first pass… then it just wasted our [and it's own] time…

*Gets made at the fscking iMac -_-*

iMac:
•700mhz CD burner, No Apple Speakers
•384 ram
•Cannon printer
•Visor base staion
•generic USB hub [splitter]
•Pro keyboad/mouse

oh yea… the problem:
The grey Apple logo screen with that spinning thing… for more than 5 hours…

If I open my window all the bugs will get in…That's just one more reason to use a Mac!
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Senior Member


Ivory Coast
1006 Posts
Posted - 11 Oct 2003 :  01:46:23
Odd, my 10.2.8 went without a hitch.

I have an iMac DV 450+.

But then again, I believe G4's were more affected than G3 machines.

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Derekcat
Junior Member


USA
342 Posts
Posted - 11 Oct 2003 :  16:51:07
Well… 10.2.8 seems to be fine or really bad…

anyway, we reinstalled 10.1, and then Jag. and now we are updating back to 10.2.6…
saving our user folders make it almost like nothing was wrong… except that Safari and Software update don't work again yet…

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dusty
Starting Member



4 Posts
Posted - 11 Oct 2003 :  16:52:38
I had problems with this upgrade too. My G3 froze up a few times and one of the partitions on my hard drive disappeared (wouldn't mount).

Norton Utilities fixed everything up.

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foetoid
Full Member


USA
554 Posts
Posted - 11 Oct 2003 :  18:34:50
My friend's G4 can't tollerate 10.2.8... It totally killed his computer, nothing worked. He's been using Panther pre-release and it works a billion times better than 10.2.8, and it's cool...

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MacTO
New Member


Canada
60 Posts
Posted - 11 Oct 2003 :  20:55:42
quote:

The grey Apple logo screen with that spinning thing… for more than 5 hours…

My oh my, I thought that people said that 10.2.8 was faster at booting. Well, I would hate to see 10.2.7.

BTW - good luck in bringing you machine back to the land of the living (or at least the land of the computing).

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cory5412
68KMLA Comrade-in-Arms


USA
4679 Posts
Posted - 26 Oct 2003 :  08:24:45
did you try just restarting? sometimes my TiBook does things like that (10.2.6 was the one that killed my TiBook mostly)

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Christophillis
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USA
688 Posts
Posted - 26 Oct 2003 :  10:42:09
You may want to look into installing panther. Oh and as far as startup times are concerned, now that I have panther installed, I dont put my tower to sleep anymore, because the startup time is so short. Before with jag it would take forever to boot.

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Derekcat
Junior Member


USA
342 Posts
Posted - 26 Oct 2003 :  14:14:00
quote:
did you try just restarting?

Yep, like 3x [the 5 hrs included that…]

Anyways… We got everything back to normal [meaning 10.2.6; and like last week…], and we loaded Panter without a hitch on Friday ^_^ [though, faste user switching isn't really that fast…But Expose and just watching expose (not productivly using it most of the time) is Spiffy enough to make up for it ]

quote:
now that I have panther installed, I dont put my tower to sleep anymore, because the startup time is so short.

lol, we are too lazy to even wait for it to startup… [the iMac is always asleep when noone is using it]

and I don't even put the 9500/G3 [my main computer], my G3 DT, *OR* my SuperMac C600/240 to sleep!

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