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imac g5 kernel panic 2017-04-10 09:24:53 Post No. 59831103
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I know that I should just ask this in the /sqt/, but I've done that for a few days now and no one has answered my question at all, so I decided to just make a thread about it in hopes that at least one person could answer it.
I got an old imac g5, and since I didn't have the install disk, I decided to just go through the computer manually and clean it as much as possible before giving it away. at the end of cleaning it and emptying the trash bin, I accidentally moved an OS dependent file into the recycle bin then restarted the computer. now the computer does nothing but start in a kernel panic whenever it boots up.
Is there some way to fix it via starting the computer in target dick mode?
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Download and burn the OS DVD image you need from macintoshgarden.org.
Then you can do a clean install.
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>>59831103
does it not boot in single-user mode either?
not that that should work but it's worth a try, better off just doing what >>59831170 said
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Install Debian Powerpc version
Or Yellow Dog
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>>59831408
>does it not boot in single-user mode either?
It does
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>>59831103
>mac
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>>59831103
It doesn't matter if you ask in /sqt/ or not, just don't use "/sqt/" in your post. Newbs are always clogging up the catalog
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>>59831431
>Install Debian Powerpc version
>Or Yellow Dog
Don't look for repos, though.
All long gone.
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