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In article <gables.388@umigw.miami.edu> gtww2z9z%gables.span@umigw.miami.edu (Jason Gross) writes:
>In article <1902@erix.ericsson.se>, Goeran Baage writes:
>> The Mac is about half a year old and bought in the US but used in Sweden.
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>The Sad Mac is an indication of something very wrong with the workings of your
>Mac.  The fact that it works when you hold down the option or command (the
>clover) keys leads me to believe that it could be some INIT or Cdev causing
>the problem, though I've never heard of a Sad Mac coming from one of those.

  The sad Mac indicates something very wrong with your Macintosh and it 
should be taken to a dealer for service right away.  But I do remember reading
somewhere a long time ago that the option-command key will bypass most/all of
the system checkout at startup.  I don't believe that an INIT can cause the
system to do a sad mac, but it could cause a system error.

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David M. O'Rourke                                  dorourke@polyslo.calpoly.edu

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