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Topic	I think my iMac is bricked. (no Apple or Mac OSX bashing here please).
pipebomb_phil 11/18/17 4:10:52 PM #3:	Zangulus posted... Try to do a single user boot or drive select boot. I dont know the keys offhand. Your hard drive may have died. Though depending on the iMac thats almost as good as a brick. I did have my MacBook throw that once and it hasnt since. Thanks. I'll look into it. My iMac has a Fusion Drive or whatever it's called. Not sure if those are easily replaceable. Even if they are, it'll probably cost a ton of money for it and to get it repaired in a shop. I think the motherboard of an old MacBook Pro I had no longer worked and the shop told me it would cost like $1000 for the repair and part. That's almost as much as I had paid the damn notebook. xD --- #pipebomb_phil http://i.imgur.com/atWQoAs.gif <cite>pipebomb_phil posted [p:890636250] in I think my... [t:76005722]...</cite> <quote><cite>Zangulus posted...</cite> <quote>Try to do a single user boot or drive select boot. I dont know the keys offhand. Your hard drive may have died. Though depending on the iMac thats almost as good as a brick. I did have my MacBook throw that once and it hasnt since.</quote> Thanks. I'll look into it. My iMac has a Fusion Drive or whatever it's called. Not sure if those are easily replaceable. Even if they are, it'll probably cost a ton of money for it and to get it repaired in a shop. I think the motherboard of an old MacBook Pro I had no longer worked and the shop told me it would cost like $1000 for the repair and part. That's almost as much as I had paid the damn notebook. xD --- #pipebomb_phil http://i.imgur.com/atWQoAs.gif</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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