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| My trusty Quicksilver froze on me a few minutes ago. I got the dreaded translucent-full of text restart screen, so I thought no big deal and pressed the restart button (under the power button). Well, now all I get is this: 1) Gray screen with dark gray apple 2) Gray screen with Mac OS X square graphic and progress bar (for only a moment) 3) Blue screen with the cursor pointer for just a moment 4) Blue screen with progress circle indifinetly I tried to do a "Safe Boot" and a few seconds after I release shift, the computer turns off on it's own. Any ideas? Update: I booted from the system disc and ran Disk Utility, at the beginning it gave me some errors but after a few passes it seems all the problems are solved. I'm trying to restart and I get as far as the MacOS X graphic and the progress bar fills completely, but it gets stuck there. I'm getting worried, all my stuff is in there... Last edited by Ahriman; June 18th, 2008 at 04:43 PM. |
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| Ahriman> On Restart> Press And Hold The Comm. Key; Opt.key>p & R Keys Til You Have Heard The Apple Chime 2 Times. Release The Keys And Let It Startup. This May Cure It. Zap The Pram As It Is Known. Dickster-------------------------------------------------------------- |
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| Hi, I tried resetting the PRAM and many other things and sadly nothing seemed to do the trick. Talking to a friend we came up with a painless (but time consuming) solution: I performed a clean install (archiving the previous system) and it worked great. I'm posting from the Quicksilver and it's running normal again. I just need to check that everything moved right from the old system to the new and then I can delete that archive. Thanks for the suggestion, though! |
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| You're Welcome. I'm Glad You Were Able To Get It Fixed. Your Blood Pressure Is Probably Back To Normal. Dickster |