M mode macrumors member Original poster Apr 25, 2006 53 0 Jun 19, 2006 #1 Yeah, stupid question. I'm booting the computer and holding down C, but nothing seems to be changing. Am I doing it right?
Yeah, stupid question. I'm booting the computer and holding down C, but nothing seems to be changing. Am I doing it right?
EricNau Moderator emeritus Apr 27, 2005 10,736 294 San Francisco, CA Jun 19, 2006 #2 I'm assuming you have the disks in the drive.? Are you holding down C, or just pressing it?
M mode macrumors member Original poster Apr 25, 2006 53 0 Jun 19, 2006 #3 EricNau said: I'm assuming you have the disks in the drive.? Are you holding down C, or just pressing it? Click to expand... Yeah, Install disc 1 is in the optical drive when I start it up. I'm holding down C from the go, and it doesn't seem to be doing anything. I'm just trying to perform an Archive and Install on the system. What should I be looking for here?
EricNau said: I'm assuming you have the disks in the drive.? Are you holding down C, or just pressing it? Click to expand... Yeah, Install disc 1 is in the optical drive when I start it up. I'm holding down C from the go, and it doesn't seem to be doing anything. I'm just trying to perform an Archive and Install on the system. What should I be looking for here?
EricNau Moderator emeritus Apr 27, 2005 10,736 294 San Francisco, CA Jun 19, 2006 #4 It should be working... Is the disk inserted before you turn the computer on (i.e. insert disk and then restart while holding C).
It should be working... Is the disk inserted before you turn the computer on (i.e. insert disk and then restart while holding C).
M mode macrumors member Original poster Apr 25, 2006 53 0 Jun 19, 2006 #5 EricNau said: It should be working... Is the disk inserted before you turn the computer on (i.e. insert disk and then restart while holding C). Click to expand... Will I get some sort of message when I boot from the disc to let me know I did it right?
EricNau said: It should be working... Is the disk inserted before you turn the computer on (i.e. insert disk and then restart while holding C). Click to expand... Will I get some sort of message when I boot from the disc to let me know I did it right?
Nermal Moderator Staff member Dec 7, 2002 21,423 5,294 New Zealand Jun 19, 2006 #6 Instead of holding C, try holding Option. You should get a list of bootable volumes and you can click the one you want.
Instead of holding C, try holding Option. You should get a list of bootable volumes and you can click the one you want.
M mode macrumors member Original poster Apr 25, 2006 53 0 Jun 19, 2006 #7 Thanks guys, I already performed the Archive and Install. It went over smoothly. C didn't work for whatever reason, so I just opened the installer from the disc drive manually! Gah!
Thanks guys, I already performed the Archive and Install. It went over smoothly. C didn't work for whatever reason, so I just opened the installer from the disc drive manually! Gah!