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TiBook 667 Freaked, Need Open Firmware Commands...
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Apr 17, 2003, 01:17 PM
 
Hey all,

My PowerBook freaked on me today. Basically, it shut down on me immediately. No warning or anything, so I futzed with it for an hour and then just left it alone. In that time it wouldn't even start up. I got a really quick flash on the screen then nothing. Ok, so I leave it alone for a few hours and she booted again. I zapped the PRAM, reset the funky button under the keyboard, and now I want to go through and clean out all the Open Firmware stuff.

I'm convinced it got stuck in its brain that the battery was dead because now it's running like nothing happened. So, a list of Open Firmware commands would be wonderful if someone has them.

Has anyone else ever had this happen with their PowerBooks?

Thanks!!!!

Josh
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Apr 17, 2003, 01:38 PM
 
hey here are the commands:

boot-mac=start the mac from its startup disk
bye=does the same as above
eject-cd=ejects the cd
reset-nvram=resets the nvram
reset-all= a hard pram reset

thats all i know...tell me if it works! thanks
     
   
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