ralphm@leland.Stanford.EDU (Ralph Melton) (03/28/91)
I know that under System 6, you can zap the PRAM with Command-Option-Shift Control Panel. System 7 eliminates the Control Panel. How does one zap the PRAM under System 7? I have no personal interaction with System 7; it's a purely academic question right now. (My guess: Command-Option-Shift as you open the General cdev.) Ralph -- Ralph Melton The White Rabbit ralphm@portia.stanford.edu "An algorithmic tour de force. Best of all, it seems to work."
dnater@verity.com (Dan Nater) (04/01/91)
In article <1991Mar28.054728.26464@leland.Stanford.EDU>, ralphm@leland.Stanford.EDU (Ralph Melton) writes: > Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.misc > Path: killer!ads.com!decwrl!stanford.edu!leland.Stanford.EDU!ralphm > From: ralphm@leland.Stanford.EDU (Ralph Melton) > Subject: Zap PRAM in System 7? > Message-ID: <1991Mar28.054728.26464@leland.Stanford.EDU> > Organization: AIR, Stanford University > References: <1991Mar25.193701.47152@cc.usu.edu> <1991Mar28.014734.2920@massey.ac.nz> > Date: Thu, 28 Mar 91 05:47:28 GMT > Lines: 16 > > I know that under System 6, you can zap the PRAM with Command-Option- Shift > Control Panel. System 7 eliminates the Control Panel. How does one > zap the PRAM under System 7? > > I have no personal interaction with System 7; it's a purely academic question > right now. > > (My guess: Command-Option-Shift as you open the General cdev.) > > Ralph > > > -- > Ralph Melton The White Rabbit ralphm@portia.stanford.edu > > "An algorithmic tour de force. Best of all, it seems to work." Command-Option-P-R on reboot until you here the reboot sound twice.