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Problem with Boot Paths on iMac G3
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Apr 13, 2005, 09:24 AM
 
Hi everyone,
If I am posting this thread in the wrong section I do apologise.
Originally posted on the 11th on the imac forum
"I am looking for assistance in solving a bootup problem on a imac G3. I offered to upgrade a friends software to OS X 10.3 and my act of friendship has come back to haunt me. There is sufficent memory (384mb) and harddrive space (40gb) and a mere 333mhz cpu and I have updated the fireware.I installed the 10.3 software and all was working fine, until I restarted the iMac and the O F window appeared, I then had to type reset-nvram and reset-all. The iMac reboots and all works fine until I restart and again the O F window appears once more and have to reset nvram all over again. Is there a way of fixing this issue and not having to reset nvram everytime I boot up."

Since then It has been suggested that they may be a battery issue so I opened up the back and put a new 3.6v battery in and reset the cudo chip.I then reset all once more and still no fix found.

if I type printenv and get a list
it shows the boot device line as being empty

anybody care to throw a few suggestions my way I would be indebted.

Thanks in advance
     
   
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