It's a 2002 Power Mac G4 with 'mirror doors' for the drives and 2x867mhz processors.
Yesterday, quite out of the blue, the computer signalled that the drives were present, after a very slow response to a click on the icon, and the 'superdrive' opened and closed as normal. Today, clicking on the icon shows 'no drives' again.
I know it's old and slow but I really am not sufficiently interested in chasing specs, etc, so I'll probably buy a a three or four-year-old G5 iMac. It just seems a shame to dump what is otherwise a perfectly adequate machine while everything else is working. I like the high-quality engineering and construction.
I just thought there might be a system reset procedure or something. I've tried resetting the PRAM but that didn't work.
Last edited by: Mike Hannon on Tue 17 Apr 12 at 12:31
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