It's the Slot-load G3 400mhz Blueberry with firewire.
Just got it home, not sure what model the Quicksliver is yet.
Th Quicksilver fired right up, but the iMac was dead, pressing the power button did nothing, I opened it up, took the ram out, and plugged it back in( to the wall ).
It fired up, and gave me the no ram beep. I shut it down and put the ram in the other slot, it wouldn't power back on. So I pressed the Cuda reset switch three times, and it fired back up and boot chimed, then beeped three times( Bad Ram beeps? ).
So I took a stick of Ram out of my other QS, and put it in the first slot, it wouldn't power on, again with the Cuda reset three time, and it boot chimed and booted 9.2.
The screen seems pretty gaussed, colors are all off, rainbow effect.
Anyway to degauss it?
Seem to be running fine, but it think if I shut it off, I will have to pull it back apart and hit the Cuda button to get it to start back.
Anyone know what this issue could be?
I'm thinking flaky power supply, but I've never owned an iMac G3, or any other iMac for that matter.
It's in pretty good shape, a few scuffs, but nothing too bad, really dusty on the outside, maybe hasn't been used in 10 or 15 years.
If someone wants it PM me, I only really wanted the Quicksilver for our PC conversion project. Otherwise I'll stick an LCD in it with the guts of a 2010 Mini, as the blueberry was my favorite of these G3's and I'd enjoy to have in in my bedroom if I could watch Netflix on it.