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<blockquote data-quote="FatRabbit" data-source="post: 371132" data-attributes="member: 24405">I just bought a $5 iMac that's running OS 9 that the owner said &quot;had a problem&quot; but couldn't tell me anything else. For $5, I thought I might take a chance, especially as it turned on in the store with no problems.Everything seemed fine, went through all the applications/files/etc until I clicked on Users and then clicked on a folder in there that said test.The error messages says error of type -110, which I read means &quot;memAdrERR: Address was odd or out of range&quot;Don't currently have a keyboard set up so not sure if it would have been possible to relaunch Finder. Rebooted and no error message.Any thoughts? Found a few other complaints about it online but no solutions to what seems to be a random and reoccuring problem.Considering upgrading to OS 10.x.&nbsp; Think that might take care of the problem?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FatRabbit, post: 371132, member: 24405"] I just bought a $5 iMac that's running OS 9 that the owner said "had a problem" but couldn't tell me anything else. For $5, I thought I might take a chance, especially as it turned on in the store with no problems. Everything seemed fine, went through all the applications/files/etc until I clicked on Users and then clicked on a folder in there that said test. The error messages says error of type -110, which I read means "memAdrERR: Address was odd or out of range" Don't currently have a keyboard set up so not sure if it would have been possible to relaunch Finder. Rebooted and no error message. Any thoughts? Found a few other complaints about it online but no solutions to what seems to be a random and reoccuring problem. Considering upgrading to OS 10.x. Think that might take care of the problem? [/QUOTE]

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