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ceagleHere's a fun one..
(and probably noone will know the answer).. *sigh*
Never seen this before.. I was trying to look at a flashmovie site, probably one made with the
absolute latest version so it wasn't compatible, and while nothing happened just then, one of my
other programs quit-crashed later (just a type 2 crash), and then when I went to restart, the
system stopped booting at "Apple Audio Extension".
So after removing it with extensions off, the machine did startup, and I even replaced the extension
and sound preferences with a backup, so then it starts up fine... but now the audio logic is
reversed!! ...The speakers only work when a headphone jack is plugged in, and I get no sound
when it's unplugged! :<
I don't know if it's a ROM problem, or something I can fix with enough software tweaking, so before
I head online to search endless FAQlists, I was hoping purrhaps someone here might have a clue...
Much appreciated.. *wingscritches headfeathers*
(and probably noone will know the answer).. *sigh*
Never seen this before.. I was trying to look at a flashmovie site, probably one made with the
absolute latest version so it wasn't compatible, and while nothing happened just then, one of my
other programs quit-crashed later (just a type 2 crash), and then when I went to restart, the
system stopped booting at "Apple Audio Extension".
So after removing it with extensions off, the machine did startup, and I even replaced the extension
and sound preferences with a backup, so then it starts up fine... but now the audio logic is
reversed!! ...The speakers only work when a headphone jack is plugged in, and I get no sound
when it's unplugged! :<
I don't know if it's a ROM problem, or something I can fix with enough software tweaking, so before
I head online to search endless FAQlists, I was hoping purrhaps someone here might have a clue...
Much appreciated.. *wingscritches headfeathers*
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Hey, that'd be keen ^v^
Date: 2005-06-17 11:33 pm (UTC)It may be a system-independent problem, like the logic board going wonky again, or a flash-rom issue... but any ole way, I usually run Classic 9.2.2 on this system. It was 9.1 before I sent it in to get the logic board replaced before, but they upgraded my OS (I assume so they could check Classic under a Panther network-bootup perhaps). I run X on my other machine, but I like to keep older systems connected with the OS of their era, and this machine runs fine and fast and without having to get a bunch of new programs for it with 9.
Take Care! *wags*