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Quicktime 5.0b11 trashing machine?
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MusicMan
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Feb 16, 2001, 11:41 AM
 
I installed Quicktime 5.0b11 last night on my G4/400 (PCI). Now my machine won't boot past the happy mac. It just sits there smirking at me. I can start up from Norton CD, but not from my HD...has anyone else had this problem?
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Feb 16, 2001, 09:03 PM
 
Originally posted by MusicMan:
I installed Quicktime 5.0b11 last night on my G4/400 (PCI). Now my machine won't boot past the happy mac. It just sits there smirking at me. I can start up from Norton CD, but not from my HD...has anyone else had this problem?
music man, same thing happened to me, except i have a tangerine imac. startup from your restore disk, and remove the sound manager from your extensions folder. On my system, it appears that the sound manager extension was somehow modified when quicktime expired.
after you reboot, make sure to go to the extensions and disable the sound manager extension from there. I have not tried downloading and installing a new sound manager file yet.
on a side note. after i was able to reboot, I found a folder in the Trash folder that was entitled "Rescued Items from Hard Disk". This folder contained some data that looked like it was retrieved from cookies. Let me know if you see the same thing.
     
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Feb 16, 2001, 10:33 PM
 
i had same problem with my g4 pci i thought i broke my computer at first it booted i left the room and saw the desktop normal i went to run hotline and sound it said sound manger not there i was oh let me play mp3 to see no sound dam i said so i went and saw new qt i download it and tryed to install it it crashed my computer and i rebooted i got message qt has expired so i went to update it crashed again next i reboot i was not ablle to boot...
     
MusicMan  (op)
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Feb 17, 2001, 03:32 PM
 
Thanks guys...removing the sound manager didn't help for me...until i zapped the PRAM. Now everything is back to normal....
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MusicMan  (op)
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Feb 19, 2001, 10:55 AM
 
OK...everything is NOT all right. I have to zap the PRAM every time I restart. This should not be, no? I even uninstalled Quicktime and re-installed it.

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