ty@dnalounge.Eng.Sun.COM (Acquisition By Association) (06/26/91)
Is there a way to or a need to Zap the PRAM in system 7.0 ? I have tried the system 6.0.5 way, but to no avail! Thanks to all ! Ty
MacUserLabs@cup.portal.com (Stephan - Somogyi) (06/27/91)
ty@dnalounge.Eng.Sun.COM asks:
>Is there a way to or a need to Zap the PRAM in system 7.0 ?
Indeed there is, and it's rather cool. Hold down Cmd-Opt-P-R just
after restart and keep the four keys held down until the machine
restarts again.
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stevec@Apple.COM (Steve Christensen) (06/27/91)
MacUserLabs@cup.portal.com (Stephan - Somogyi) writes: >ty@dnalounge.Eng.Sun.COM asks: > >>Is there a way to or a need to Zap the PRAM in system 7.0 ? > >Indeed there is, and it's rather cool. Hold down Cmd-Opt-P-R just >after restart and keep the four keys held down until the machine >restarts again. You should qualify that statement. It's a feature of the IIci, IIfx, LC, and IIsi ROMs, not of system 7. If you have something a bit older, it'll just ignore you... And is there a need to zap PRAM? Well, I haven't had to on any of the machines I've installed 7.0 onto. steve -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Steve Christensen Never hit a man with glasses. stevec@apple.com Hit him with a baseball bat.
MacUserLabs@cup.portal.com (Stephan - Somogyi) (06/28/91)
stevec@Apple.COM (Steve Christensen) writes: >You should qualify that statement. It's a feature of the IIci, IIfx, >LC, and IIsi ROMs, not of system 7. If you have something a bit >older, it'll just ignore you... If I had known this I would've :-) No wonder that setting a breakpoint on WriteXPRam didn't do any good. I presume this code executes before Macsbug's loaded? Also, does this mean that holding down Cmd-Opt-P-R on any of the above CPUs running 6.x will also zap PRam and then restart? ______________________________________________________________________ Stephan Somogyi net.nerd MacUser