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Seagate makes no warranty - implied or otherwise - regarding the performance or reliability of these companies or products. Seagate references third parties and third party products as an informational service only, it is not an endorsement or recommendation - implied or otherwise - of any of the listed companies. REFERENCE TO THIRD PARTIES AND THIRD PARTY WEB SITES. If you experience one of these beeps, you should call your Apple-authorized service provider for additional troubleshooting assistance.Ģ beeps = Incompatible RAM type installed (for example, EDO)ģ beeps = No RAM banks passed memory testingĤ beeps = Bad checksum for the remainder of the boot ROMĥ beeps = Bad checksum for the ROM boot block" Instead, the system will beep as explained below. If a fault is detected during the test, you will not hear a normal startup chime.
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