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10.6: The return of unlimited PRAM zapping
tough crowd. Anyway, when I got my first Intel machine, a core duo iMac, I discovered I could only zap PRAM twice. Same thing when I first got my Mac Pro. I submitted this hint under Snow Leopard because this is the first I noticed I could do as many as I wanted again. Maybe we should chalk it up to a firmware update somewhere along the lines.
10.6: The return of unlimited PRAM zapping
When I worked at Apple there were arguments based on belief, not fact, about how many extra chimes were sufficient to reset the PRAM.
10.6: The return of unlimited PRAM zapping
First off - Firmware Updates are completely seperate from OS Upgrades. There have been some Firmware/ System Upgrades simultaneously - that's usually when you do an install and the computer takes 15-30 minutes to reboot and then does it a couple of times. |
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