i have a G3 Blue & White 350mhz with 384mb ram.. recently, i just lost my chime at power on.. everything works fine otherwise! dunno what's causing it to not chime, thought i would ask here.. i am also having a hard time with networking to my xp & vista pc's on my network.. my mac has 10.3 tiger on it.
G3 Blue & White No Chime
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Is the internal speaker dead? Can you still hear music or anything else though it?
Sorry, I can't help you with the networking issue. There is a networking thread under the FAQ's part of the forum. Your question might be answered there.
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Sorry, I can't help you with the networking issue. There is a networking thread under the FAQ's part of the forum. Your question might be answered there.
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Do you hear Alert sounds at all? Is the Alert Volume turned up in the Sound preference panel?
If so and you still have no Chime, you might try resetting the PRAM by holding Command+Option+P+R right after you hit the power button. Hold down all 4 keys and you should hear the chime. Let it chime 2 times or so then let go.
Reseting the PRAM has fix this on a few older Macs for me.
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If so and you still have no Chime, you might try resetting the PRAM by holding Command+Option+P+R right after you hit the power button. Hold down all 4 keys and you should hear the chime. Let it chime 2 times or so then let go.
Reseting the PRAM has fix this on a few older Macs for me.
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Could you specify which OS X version you are using? 10.3.x is Panther and Tiger is 10.4.x.
I remember that the first couple update versions of Tiger, 10.4.1 and 10.4.2 had some users losing their startup sound so it might help us pinpoint your problem better if you were precise with the OS version you are using i.e. for example, not OS X Panther but 10.3.9.
Could you specify which OS X version you are using? 10.3.x is Panther and Tiger is 10.4.x.
I remember that the first couple update versions of Tiger, 10.4.1 and 10.4.2 had some users losing their startup sound so it might help us pinpoint your problem better if you were precise with the OS version you are using i.e. for example, not OS X Panther but 10.3.9.
resetting the pram worked.. thanks for the help.. i just have 1 more question... this mac has the rev 1 main board in it. can i put a 20gb hard drive in it? because i want to replace the 12.5gb fujitsu IBM drive that is very noisy..? i know there is a limit on what i can put in it due to the rev 1 corruption issue.. oh, and it's OS 10.4.11.
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