After even safe mode login, I get the Blue screen. I held the ⌘ and S key, then at command line, /sbin/fsck -fy and the result gave no apparent errors. But still Blue screen...
I do not have any recovery disks. Is it worth it to pursue these ? Where ? (see my specs below).
Aside from the command referenced above, are there any other diagnostics to run from the command line that would difinitively identify the issue ?
THX
Serial number: 4H50937XRCT (cleaned up from '4H5O937XRCT')
Group1: iBook
Group2: G4
Generation: 3
ModelCode:
Machine Model: PowerBook6,5
Model introduced: 2004
Production year: 2005
Production week: 09 (March)
Production number: 3737 (within this week)
introduced test: GOED
CPU speed: 1.33GHz
Family name: Become a pro user to see this information. (sorry)
Screen size: 14 inch
Screen resolution: 1024x768 pixels
Colour: White
Factory: 4H (China)
I do not have any recovery disks. Is it worth it to pursue these ? Where ? (see my specs below).
Aside from the command referenced above, are there any other diagnostics to run from the command line that would difinitively identify the issue ?
THX
Serial number: 4H50937XRCT (cleaned up from '4H5O937XRCT')
Group1: iBook
Group2: G4
Generation: 3
ModelCode:
Machine Model: PowerBook6,5
Model introduced: 2004
Production year: 2005
Production week: 09 (March)
Production number: 3737 (within this week)
introduced test: GOED
CPU speed: 1.33GHz
Family name: Become a pro user to see this information. (sorry)
Screen size: 14 inch
Screen resolution: 1024x768 pixels
Colour: White
Factory: 4H (China)