11 Nov
2006
11 Nov
'06
1:02 p.m.
Some of the machines can do this in hardware (the IIcx/ci/Q700 come to mind immediately).
Push in the back panel power button and
twist 90 degrees.
11 Nov
11 Nov
2:18 p.m.
Some of the machines can do this in hardware (the
IIcx/ci/Q700 come to
mind immediately). Push in the back panel power button and twist 90 degrees.
I know that, and my IIci is already set up this way, but this is for a 7300
that doesn't have such a facility.
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15 Nov
15 Nov
12:25 a.m.
Cameron Kaiser wrote:
Well, it sounds like all that does is hold in the power button. Maybe
you could wedge your power button with something.
Gordon.
Some of the
machines can do this in hardware (the IIcx/ci/Q700 come to
mind immediately). Push in the back panel power button and twist 90 degrees.
I know that, and my IIci is already set up this way, but this is for a 7300
that doesn't have such a facility.
10:42 a.m.
> I know that, and my IIci is already set up this
way, but this is for a 7300
> that doesn't have such a facility.
Well, it sounds like all that does is hold in the
power button. Maybe
you could wedge your power button with something.
That's what the ADB power plug does too, but reversibly/more elegantly. I'll
just wire one together and see what happens.
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