Apple Hardware Test 2.0.2 for PowerMac MDD 1.25 Single.

Hello people,

No amount of searching has helped me to locate the individual disc image that shipped with this model of Mac that I want to test.

It's the last 1.25 single processor MDD released in 2003. I'm not sure, but I think the part number is:

OS X 10.2.7, Hardware Test 2.0.2, part#691-4567-A

Is there just one version of AHT 2.0.2 or model specific versions as well?

Cheers, R.

G4 1.42DP MDD, 2GB, 120GB, x800XT, 10.5.8 Server, Mac OS X (10.5.8), 5500 Director (250), 6100 (66), G3 Minitower 233 + Desktop (233), B&W G3 (350). LC, LCII

Posted on Sep 7, 2009 2:56 AM

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Oct 16, 2011 12:37 PM in response to REYNE

Hello there I was able to pick up a 128 mb ram chip and a 512 mb ram chip. My PowerBook g4 12" 867 MHz aluminum does not see either chip. It shows bus speed 133 MHz ram 128 mb on board ram slot dimm1/j31 it shows it's empty all the way across for size, type, speed, and status shows nothing. Computer makes no sound at startup indicating bad ram. Normal start up tones. When fully booted it sounds like somebody is pressing and holding a key keys making it beep. And the trackpad does not scroll right. I've matched the ram to my PowerBook and I am

Now lost.

Thank You Lee

Oct 31, 2011 12:04 PM in response to REYNE

Thanks for the links, BDAqua, but I couldn't make a startup disk out of the insaller Disc 1. I tried via Disk Utility, and althoug the CD looked good, my 1.25 GHz 15" PowerBook FW800 couldn't boot from it. Is that because it's looking for a desktop?


Yes, Japamac, the RAM is pitiful. I have a newer MacBook Pro and the PowerBook has been sitting for about 3 years. At first I thought that one of the RAM chips was bad when I loked at System Profiler and only saw 256MB. But I opened it up and to my surprise there was only one chip. Like the urban legend where you wake up after a night on the town with only one kidney. I did a fair chunk of my PhD on that computer, running Matlab simulations and other heavy math. Not sure how I did it with one sad little 256MB chip. I have two 512MB chips on order for it.


I want AHT 2.0.2 to check if the hard drive and other hardware are good before putting anything more into it. The terrible lag and constant work of the hard drive could well be the RAM shortage, but I'd like to make sure. Any idea how I can get AHT on a startup disk from the material you linked?


Thanks,

Cedric

Nov 20, 2011 12:45 AM in response to REYNE

Hi guys I think I have solved my problem with my PowerBook g4 12" al 867 MHz 128 mb ram upgraded to 640 mb and all software updates. I did a keyboard test today as I believe I am having keyboard issues. I took out the original keyboard and tried my iBook g3 keyboard and figured out that I had to plug it in upside down. I started having trouble with this keyboard on my now half working iBook g3. Tried this keyboard and all the keys work but the eject key without messing with the keyboard settings in system prefs. I still am having the strange issue with the computer beeping like I am holding down a key. The machine acts like I am holding down the down arrow key and when I open up a folder or Internet it automatically scrolls down to the bottom and the track pad tracks weird. I then decided to unplug the keyboard with it on as it is password only to log on and it works just fine. My question is does this mean my keyboards are messed up or is it the keyboard port or hardware also will aht 2.0.2 tell me if my keyboards are messed up. I hope I can get a copy of aht 2.0.2.

Thanx Lee

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