Hi everybody, I'm new to this forum, so this is my first thread/post. I hope you can help me.
I had a PowerBook G4 with a 160GB Hard Drive, it was running OS X 10.4.11 Tiger. As my Mac Mini G4 had a 40GB I deceided to install the PowerBook's 160GB into my Mac Mini. I had no problems with the PowerBook, I reinstalled Tiger in the 40GB hard drive (now inside the PowerBook) ane everything was ok.
The problem was with the Mac Mini, When I turn it on it doesn't recognize either the Mouse or the Keyboard (both are generic), so I went to Open Firmware and performed a reset-all command, after thar I could make the Keyboard work, but not the Mouse.
In order to have another possibility to make it work I deceided to get into Single User mode (CMD+S) and removed the .AppleSetupDone file, I thought it was going to work, but now I get a message asking to configure the keyboard, and it is supposed to be done with the Mouse (I have to clic an on-screen button) but the Mouse doesn't work. Now I'm stuck, can somebody help me?
Thanks
I had a PowerBook G4 with a 160GB Hard Drive, it was running OS X 10.4.11 Tiger. As my Mac Mini G4 had a 40GB I deceided to install the PowerBook's 160GB into my Mac Mini. I had no problems with the PowerBook, I reinstalled Tiger in the 40GB hard drive (now inside the PowerBook) ane everything was ok.
The problem was with the Mac Mini, When I turn it on it doesn't recognize either the Mouse or the Keyboard (both are generic), so I went to Open Firmware and performed a reset-all command, after thar I could make the Keyboard work, but not the Mouse.
In order to have another possibility to make it work I deceided to get into Single User mode (CMD+S) and removed the .AppleSetupDone file, I thought it was going to work, but now I get a message asking to configure the keyboard, and it is supposed to be done with the Mouse (I have to clic an on-screen button) but the Mouse doesn't work. Now I'm stuck, can somebody help me?
Thanks