Re: No start up chime

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From: Peter Ceresole
Date: Tue, 09 Dec 1997 00:00

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Bah! Humbug!

All that rot about the start-up chime fading... I just withdrew the
headphone output jack and it came blasting out of the Mac's built-in
speaker at Krakatoan volume. It was just connections.

Forget that I spoke.

Why the hell don't I check the simple mechanical bits first? When I built a
Triumph-Norton hybrid all those years ago I wouldn't have made that
mistake. It was rods, pistons and chains and Featherbed frames; none of
this nonsense of trying variations in the software.

So now it's my Norton (geddit?) problem; just down to replacing the system
software. And in the mean time it still works fine...

Does a nice Mac like this deserve an owner like me? Answers on one side of
a Postit...  

-- 
Peter

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Date: 1997/12/09
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