Sleep and power button light

Alain Birtz wrote on :
G4 400mhz (sawthoot) Apple menu sleep in OS X. The light (power button in the front panel) decrease and flash two/three time. Is it normal ?
Cat replied on :

In article abz-0305032007170001@redacted.invalid, abz@redacted.invalid (Alain Birtz) wrote:

G4 400mhz (sawthoot) Apple menu sleep in OS X. The light (power button in the front panel) decrease and flash two/three time. Is it normal ?

Yes.

Meow

Papa Koca replied on :

Alain Birtz wrote:

G4 400mhz (sawthoot) Apple menu sleep in OS X. The light (power button in the front panel) decrease and flash two/three time. Is it normal ?

Awesome isn't it? Almost like it was breathing! If you stare at it long enough, you may find yourself reaching out and stroking the smooth surfaces and crooning soft lullabies.

Yeah, its normal.

johnny bobby bee replied on :

Wayne C. Morris wrote:

If you'd take the time to read the manual, there should be a diagram of the front of the computer and a brief explanation the buttons etc.,

so dude ... then over half of us would be SOL ... having bought our Macs second-hand! RTFM! ain't got no damn manual.

Papa Koca replied on :

johnny bobby bee wrote:

Wayne C. Morris wrote:

If you'd take the time to read the manual, there should be a diagram of the front of the computer and a brief explanation the buttons etc.,

so dude ... then over half of us would be SOL ... having bought our Macs second-hand! RTFM! ain't got no damn manual.

But they are easily obtainable (in various languages) from Apple's support site (in PDF format). You ain't got no manual, cause you ain't looked for it.

Steve Hix replied on :

In article 3EB4B398.6080306@redacted.invalid, johnny bobby bee stepore@redacted.invalid wrote:

Wayne C. Morris wrote:

If you'd take the time to read the manual, there should be a diagram of the front of the computer and a brief explanation the buttons etc.,

so dude ... then over half of us would be SOL ... having bought our Macs second-hand! RTFM! ain't got no damn manual.

Download a PDF file of the manual from Apple's website.

Simon Slavin replied on :

In article 3EB4B398.6080306@redacted.invalid, johnny bobby bee stepore@redacted.invalid wrote:

Wayne C. Morris wrote:

If you'd take the time to read the manual, there should be a diagram of the front of the computer and a brief explanation the buttons etc.,

so dude ... then over half of us would be SOL ... having bought our Macs second-hand! RTFM! ain't got no damn manual.

If you didn't get the manual, box, and associated wires and plugs with it I hope you got it very cheap.