Three beeps = ?

Hello,
I am helping a friend with an iBook 12" 1.2G G4 running Tiger. They have pictures from a trip on the hard drive and the computer has stopped working. I am going to try to help them tomorrow and I am not sure what to bring. My fear is that there is no hope for the iBook and I will need to dismantle it to save the HD.
Here is the email they sent me
"Upon pressing the power button one gets an angry hiss from a fan. This leads into 3 ominous beeps not unlike those might hear on board a nuclear submarine when it is in the sites of an enemy torpedo. The screen remains blank and the little light on the front of the iBook (power/sleep light) follows a steady pattern of 3 blinks followed by steady light for approx 5 secs. This pattern is continually repeated. In morse code this is the letter "B" which leads me to believe that my computer is calling out my name as best it can, begging for aid."
Any idea what is going on or suggestion how to proceed would be very appreciated

That's the machine telling you there is bad RAM. Does the machine have an additional simm installed? you can pull it & try to boot the machine. If 3 beeps continue, then it's the onboard RAM which can't be changed.
But try this: there is a way to disable the onboard RAM & use just the simm.
http://forums.macworld.com/thread/102856
http://osxbook.com/book/bonus/ancient/whatismacosx//arch_boot.html

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[~] zsh % /bin/bash                                                                                                     [drifter@AdaptivePeak-2]
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bash-3.2$ kextstat -kl | awk '!/com\.apple/{printf "%s %s\n", $6, $7}'
bash-3.2$ sudo launchctl list | sed 1d | awk '!/0x|com\.(apple|openssh|vix)|edu\.mit|org\.(amavis|apache|cups|isc|ntp|postfi x|x)/{print $3}'
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com.bombich.ccc.scheduledtask.023AD24D-2526-43AE-A490-118C44E68589
com.bombich.ccc
bash-3.2$ launchctl list | sed 1d | awk '!/0x|com\.apple|edu\.mit|org\.(x|openbsd)/{print $3}'
org.finkproject.dbus-session
com.seagate.SeagateStorageGauge.plist
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/Library/Components:
/Library/Extensions:
/Library/Frameworks:
AEProfiling.framework
AERegistration.framework
AudioMixEngine.framework
Frameworks
NyxAudioAnalysis.framework
PluginManager.framework
QtCore.framework
QtGui.framework
TSLicense.framework
/Library/Input Methods:
/Library/Internet Plug-Ins:
.DS_Store
Flash Player.plugin
JavaAppletPlugin.plugin
Quartz Composer.webplugin
QuickTime Plugin.plugin
Silverlight.plugin
Unity Web Player.plugin
Unused
flashplayer.xpt
iPhotoPhotocast.plugin
nsIQTScriptablePlugin.xpt
/Library/Keyboard Layouts:
/Library/LaunchAgents:
com.seagate.SeagateStorageGauge.plist
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com.apple.remotepairtool.plist
com.bombich.ccc.plist
com.bombich.ccc.scheduledtask.023AD24D-2526-43AE-A490-118C44E68589.plist
/Library/PreferencePanes:
Candelair.prefPane
Flash Player.prefPane
Perian.prefPane
TeXDistPrefPane.prefPane
/Library/PrivilegedHelperTools:
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/Library/QuickLook:
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iWork.qlgenerator
/Library/QuickTime:
AC3MovieImport.component
AppleIntermediateCodec.component
AppleMPEG2Codec.component
Perian.component
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GBSpotlightImporter.mdimporter
Microsoft Office.mdimporter
iWork.mdimporter
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/etc/mach_init_per_login_session.d:
/etc/mach_init_per_user.d:
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AdiumAddressBookAction_AIM.scpt
AdiumAddressBookAction_ICQ.scpt
AdiumAddressBookAction_Jabber.scpt
AdiumAddressBookAction_MSN.scpt
AdiumAddressBookAction_SMS.scpt
AdiumAddressBookAction_Yahoo.scpt
SkypeABDialer.bundle
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Anonymous Pro I.ttf
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com.apple.AddressBook.ScheduledSync.PHXCardDAVSource.E85D81FF-1FAF-42FA-A8AC-CED 125E79789.plist
com.apple.SafariBookmarksSyncer.plist
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May 13 09:36:57: --- last message repeated 1 time ---
May 13 09:36:57 AdaptivePeak-2 UserEventAgent[11]: CaptiveNetworkSupport:CaptivePublishState:1211 en1 - PreProbe
May 13 09:36:57 AdaptivePeak-2 configd[16]: network configuration changed.
May 13 09:36:57 AdaptivePeak-2 applepushserviced[88]: <APSCourier: 0x7fc922506ea0>: Stream error occurred for <APSTCPStream: 0x7fc92261aee0>: The operation couldn’t be completed. Socket is not connected
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May 13 09:36:58 AdaptivePeak-2 configd[16]: network configuration changed.
May 13 09:36:58 AdaptivePeak-2 UserEventAgent[11]: CaptiveNetworkSupport:CaptivePublishState:1211 en1 - Probe
May 13 09:36:58 AdaptivePeak-2 UserEventAgent[11]: CaptiveNetworkSupport:CaptiveStartDetect:2343 Bypassing probe on Pony Express WiFi because it is protected and not on the exception list
May 13 09:36:58 AdaptivePeak-2 UserEventAgent[11]: CaptiveNetworkSupport:CaptivePublishState:1211 en1 - Unknown
May 13 09:36:58 AdaptivePeak-2 configd[16]: network configuration changed.
May 13 09:36:58 AdaptivePeak-2 loginwindow[73]: resume called when there was already a timer
May 13 09:36:58 AdaptivePeak-2 com.apple.usbmuxd[59]: _SendAttachNotification (thread 0x7fff7eea8960): sending attach for device 18:9e:fc:26:af:32@fe80::1a9e:fcff:fe26:af32._apple-mobdev._tcp.local.: _GetAddrInfoReplyReceivedCallback matched.
May 13 09:36:58 AdaptivePeak-2 airportd[7161]: _doAutoJoin: Already associated to “Pony Express WiFi”. Bailing on auto-join.
May 13 09:36:59: --- last message repeated 1 time ---
May 13 09:36:59 AdaptivePeak-2 usbmuxd[59]: _AMDeviceConnectByAddressAndPort (thread 0x101981000): IPv4
May 13 09:37:01 AdaptivePeak-2 mtmfs[69]: long message send to mtmd: 5.001293 seconds
May 13 09:37:33 AdaptivePeak-2 mtmd[70]: handler unblock failed. (status=-1/errno=2/token=46520/fd=5)
May 13 09:37:33 AdaptivePeak-2 com.apple.backupd[7174]: Starting standard backup
May 13 09:37:34 AdaptivePeak-2 mtmd[70]: Set snapshot time:1336916256 (current time:1336916254)
May 13 09:37:36 AdaptivePeak-2 com.apple.backupd[7174]: Attempting to mount network destination URL: afp://Adam%20M.%20Goldstein@Pony%20Express%20Airport%20Extreme._afpovertcp._tcp .local/Seabright
May 13 09:37:42 AdaptivePeak-2 com.apple.backupd[7174]: Mounted network destination at mountpoint: /Volumes/Seabright-1 using URL: afp://Adam%20M.%20Goldstein@Pony%20Express%20Airport%20Extreme._afpovertcp._tcp .local/Seabright
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May 13 09:37:42: --- last message repeated 1 time ---
May 13 09:37:42 AdaptivePeak-2 mds[71]: ERROR: _MDSChannelInitForAFP: AFPSendSpotLightRPC failed -1
May 13 09:37:47 AdaptivePeak-2 com.apple.backupd[7174]: QUICKCHECK ONLY; FILESYSTEM CLEAN
May 13 09:37:50 AdaptivePeak-2 com.apple.backupd[7174]: Disk image /Volumes/Seabright-1/AdaptivePeak.sparsebundle mounted at: /Volumes/Time Machine Backups
May 13 09:37:50 AdaptivePeak-2 com.apple.backupd[7174]: Backing up to: /Volumes/Time Machine Backups/Backups.backupdb
May 13 09:38:19 AdaptivePeak-2 com.apple.launchd.peruser.501[364] (com.apple.KerberosHelper.LKDCHelper[7144]): Exited with code: 1
May 13 09:39:17 AdaptivePeak-2 com.apple.backupd[7174]: 100.0 MB required (including padding), 60.91 GB available
May 13 09:39:17 AdaptivePeak-2 com.apple.backupd[7174]: Waiting for index to be ready (101)
May 13 09:41:42 AdaptivePeak-2 com.apple.backupd[7174]: Copied 2029 files (10.5 MB) from volume LocalPeak.
May 13 09:41:42 AdaptivePeak-2 com.apple.backupd[7174]: 1.28 GB required (including padding), 60.91 GB available
May 13 09:42:17 AdaptivePeak-2 com.apple.backupd[7174]: Copied 1383 files (93 bytes) from volume LocalPeak.
May 13 09:42:30 AdaptivePeak-2 mds[71]: (Error) Volume: Could not find requested backup type:2 for volume
May 13 09:42:30 AdaptivePeak-2 com.apple.backupd[7174]: Starting post-backup thinning
May 13 09:45:40 AdaptivePeak-2 mtmd[70]: handler unblock failed. (status=-1/errno=2/token=46734/fd=5)
May 13 09:45:40 AdaptivePeak-2 com.apple.backupd[7174]: Deleted /Volumes/Time Machine Backups/Backups.backupdb/AdaptivePeak/2012-05-11-210406 (140.7 MB)
May 13 09:45:40 AdaptivePeak-2 com.apple.backupd[7174]: Post-back up thinning complete: 1 expired backups removed
May 13 09:45:40 AdaptivePeak-2 com.apple.backupd[7174]: Backup completed successfully.
May 13 09:45:52 AdaptivePeak-2 com.apple.backupd[7174]: Ejected Time Machine disk image.
May 13 09:45:53 AdaptivePeak-2 com.apple.backupd[7174]: Ejected Time Machine network volume.
May 13 09:50:44 AdaptivePeak-2 powerd[21]: PMScheduleWakeEventChooseBest: m=0.00 s=0.00 a=65175.77
May 13 09:50:44 AdaptivePeak-2 powerd[21]: PM scheduled RTC wake event: WakeImmediate inDelta=65175.77
May 13 09:50:47 AdaptivePeak-2 UserEventAgent[11]: CaptiveNetworkSupport:CaptivePublishState:1211 en1 - PreProbe
May 13 09:50:47 AdaptivePeak-2 configd[16]: network configuration changed.
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May 12 23:59:55 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: utun_ctl_connect: creating interface utun0
May 12 23:59:55 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: utun0: attached with 0 suspended link-layer multicast membership(s)
May 13 00:00:31 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: nspace-handler-unblock: did not find token 40023
May 13 00:00:49 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: hibernate image path: /var/vm/sleepimage
May 13 00:00:49 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: sizeof(IOHibernateImageHeader) == 512
May 13 00:00:49 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: Opened file /var/vm/sleepimage, size 8589934592, partition base 0x0, maxio 400000 ssd 0
May 13 00:00:49 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: hibernate image major 14, minor 0, blocksize 512, pollers 4
May 13 00:00:49 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: hibernate_alloc_pages flags 00000000, gobbling 0 pages
May 13 00:00:49 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: hibernate_setup(0) took 0 ms
May 13 00:00:50 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: en1: BSSID changed to 00:26:bb:76:5d:86
May 13 00:00:50 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: wlEvent: en1 en1 Link DOWN virtIf = 0
May 13 00:00:50 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: AirPort: Link Down on en1. Reason 8 (Disassociated because station leaving).
May 13 00:00:50 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]:
May 13 00:01:01 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: hibernate_page_list_setall start 0xffffff80d228b000, 0xffffff80d22cb000
May 13 00:01:01 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: hibernate_page_list_setall time: 618 ms
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May 13 00:01:01 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: IOHibernatePollerOpen, ml_get_interrupts_enabled 0
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May 13 00:01:01 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: encryptStart 4fa30
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May 13 00:01:01 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: image1Size 0x1536f400, encryptStart1 0x4fa30, End1 0xc64da00
May 13 00:01:01 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: encryptStart 1536f400
May 13 00:01:01 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: encryptEnd 2b66fa00
May 13 00:01:01 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: PMStats: Hibernate write took 9599 ms
May 13 00:01:01 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: all time: 9599 ms, comp bytes: 1934938112 time: 1686 ms 1094 Mb/s, crypt bytes: 579855824 time: 782 ms 706 Mb/s,
May 13 00:01:01 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: image 728168960, uncompressed 1934938112 (472397), compressed 723730992 (37%), sum1 93658c99, sum2 d6af886
May 13 00:01:01 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: wired_pages_encrypted 149563, wired_pages_clear 98314, dirty_pages_encrypted 224520
May 13 00:01:01 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: hibernate_write_image done(0)
May 13 00:01:01 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: sleep
May 13 03:57:01 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: Wake reason: RTC (Alarm)
May 13 03:57:01 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: RTC: alarm 2012/5/13 07:57:00, sleep 2012/5/13 04:01:02
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May 13 03:57:01 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: en1: 802.11d country code set to 'X0'.
May 13 03:57:01 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: en1: Supported channels 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 36 40 44 48 52 56 60 64 100 104 108 112 116 120 124 128 132 136 140 149 153 157 161 165
May 13 03:57:04 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: en1: 802.11d country code set to 'US'.
May 13 03:57:04 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: en1: Supported channels 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 36 40 44 48 52 56 60 64 100 104 108 112 116 120 124 128 132 136 140 149 153 157 161 165
May 13 03:57:04 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: MacAuthEvent en1 Auth result for: 00:26:bb:76:5d:86 MAC AUTH succeeded
May 13 03:57:04 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: wlEvent: en1 en1 Link UP virtIf = 0
May 13 03:57:04 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: AirPort: Link Up on en1
May 13 03:57:04 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: en1: BSSID changed to 00:26:bb:76:5d:86
May 13 03:57:04 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: AirPort: RSN handshake complete on en1
May 13 03:57:05 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: en1: BSSID changed to 00:26:bb:76:5d:86
May 13 03:57:06 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: utun_ctl_connect: creating interface utun0
May 13 03:57:39 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: nspace-handler-unblock: did not find token 40230
May 13 04:04:21 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: nspace-handler-set-snapshot-time: 1336896263
May 13 04:11:46 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: nspace-handler-unblock: did not find token 44346
May 13 04:15:26 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: nspace-handler-set-snapshot-time: 1336896928
May 13 04:15:48 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: AFP_VFS afpfs_mount: /Volumes/Seabright-1, pid 7062
May 13 04:16:05 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7067]: CheckPrefs: Host Prefs
May 13 04:16:05 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7067]:                    afp_reconnect_allow: Yes
May 13 04:16:05 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7067]:                    afp_mount_defaultFlags: 0
May 13 04:16:05 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7067]:                    afp_reconnect_interval: 10, afp_reconnect_max_time: 600 secs
May 13 04:16:05 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7067]:                    afp_debug_level: 5, afp_debug_syslog: Yes
May 13 04:16:05 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7067]:                    afp_host_prefs_version: 15
May 13 04:16:05 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7067]:                    afp_active_timeout: 0, afp_idle_timeout: 0
May 13 04:16:05 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7067]:                    afp_wan_threshold: 0, afp_wan_quantum: 0
May 13 04:16:05 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7067]:                    afp_no_volChange_caching: 1, afp_no_kQueues: 0, afp_no_caseSensitiveVols: 0
May 13 04:16:05 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7067]:                    afp_minFileCache: 5, afp_maxFileCache: 60
May 13 04:16:05 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7067]:                    afp_minDirCache: 5, afp_maxDirCache: 60
May 13 04:16:05 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7067]:                    afp_softmount_vols: No, afp_softautomount_vols: No
May 13 04:16:05 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7067]:                    afp_forceKerberosOnly: No, afp_immutable_dirs: Yes
May 13 04:16:05 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7067]:                    afp_allow_submounts: Yes, afp_prefer_IPv4: Yes
May 13 04:16:05 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7067]:                    afp_minQuantumNbr: 0, afp_maxQuantumNbr: 0, afp_minQuantumSize: 0, afp_maxQuantumSize: 0
May 13 04:16:05 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7067]:                    afp_minIOToleranceMSecs: 0, afp_maxIOToleranceMSecs: 0, afp_minSingleIOToleranceMSecs: 0, afp_maxSingleIOToleranceMSecs: 0
May 13 04:16:05 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7067]:                    afp_allow_system_uams: No, afp_allow_user_uams: No
May 13 04:16:05 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7067]: CheckPrefs: User Prefs
May 13 04:16:05 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7067]:                    afp_login_displayGreeting: Yes
May 13 04:16:05 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7067]:                    afp_keychain_search: Yes, afp_keychain_add: No
May 13 04:16:05 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7067]:                    afp_voldlog_skipIfOnly: No
May 13 04:16:05 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7067]:                    afp_cleartext_allow: No, afp_cleartext_warn: No
May 13 04:16:05 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7067]:                    afp_use_default_name: No, afp_use_short_name: No
May 13 04:16:05 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7067]:                    afp_default_name: (null)
May 13 04:16:05 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7067]:                    afp_prefs_version: 15
May 13 04:16:07 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7073]: CheckPrefs: Host Prefs
May 13 04:16:07 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7073]:                    afp_reconnect_allow: Yes
May 13 04:16:07 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7073]:                    afp_mount_defaultFlags: 0
May 13 04:16:07 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7073]:                    afp_reconnect_interval: 10, afp_reconnect_max_time: 600 secs
May 13 04:16:07 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7073]:                    afp_debug_level: 5, afp_debug_syslog: Yes
May 13 04:16:07 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7073]:                    afp_host_prefs_version: 15
May 13 04:16:07 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7073]:                    afp_active_timeout: 0, afp_idle_timeout: 0
May 13 04:16:07 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7073]:                    afp_wan_threshold: 0, afp_wan_quantum: 0
May 13 04:16:07 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7073]:                    afp_no_volChange_caching: 1, afp_no_kQueues: 0, afp_no_caseSensitiveVols: 0
May 13 04:16:07 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7073]:                    afp_minFileCache: 5, afp_maxFileCache: 60
May 13 04:16:07 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7073]:                    afp_minDirCache: 5, afp_maxDirCache: 60
May 13 04:16:07 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7073]:                    afp_softmount_vols: No, afp_softautomount_vols: No
May 13 04:16:07 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7073]:                    afp_forceKerberosOnly: No, afp_immutable_dirs: Yes
May 13 04:16:07 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7073]:                    afp_allow_submounts: Yes, afp_prefer_IPv4: Yes
May 13 04:16:07 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7073]:                    afp_minQuantumNbr: 0, afp_maxQuantumNbr: 0, afp_minQuantumSize: 0, afp_maxQuantumSize: 0
May 13 04:16:07 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7073]:                    afp_minIOToleranceMSecs: 0, afp_maxIOToleranceMSecs: 0, afp_minSingleIOToleranceMSecs: 0, afp_maxSingleIOToleranceMSecs: 0
May 13 04:16:07 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7073]:                    afp_allow_system_uams: No, afp_allow_user_uams: No
May 13 04:16:07 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7073]: CheckPrefs: User Prefs
May 13 04:16:07 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7073]:                    afp_login_displayGreeting: Yes
May 13 04:16:07 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7073]:                    afp_keychain_search: Yes, afp_keychain_add: No
May 13 04:16:07 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7073]:                    afp_voldlog_skipIfOnly: No
May 13 04:16:07 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7073]:                    afp_cleartext_allow: No, afp_cleartext_warn: No
May 13 04:16:07 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7073]:                    afp_use_default_name: No, afp_use_short_name: No
May 13 04:16:07 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7073]:                    afp_default_name: (null)
May 13 04:16:07 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7073]:                    afp_prefs_version: 15
May 13 04:16:10 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7079]: CheckPrefs: Host Prefs
May 13 04:16:10 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7079]:                    afp_reconnect_allow: Yes
May 13 04:16:10 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7079]:                    afp_mount_defaultFlags: 0
May 13 04:16:10 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7079]:                    afp_reconnect_interval: 10, afp_reconnect_max_time: 600 secs
May 13 04:16:10 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7079]:                    afp_debug_level: 5, afp_debug_syslog: Yes
May 13 04:16:10 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7079]:                    afp_host_prefs_version: 15
May 13 04:16:10 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7079]:                    afp_active_timeout: 0, afp_idle_timeout: 0
May 13 04:16:10 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7079]:                    afp_wan_threshold: 0, afp_wan_quantum: 0
May 13 04:16:10 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7079]:                    afp_no_volChange_caching: 1, afp_no_kQueues: 0, afp_no_caseSensitiveVols: 0
May 13 04:16:10 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7079]:                    afp_minFileCache: 5, afp_maxFileCache: 60
May 13 04:16:10 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7079]:                    afp_minDirCache: 5, afp_maxDirCache: 60
May 13 04:16:10 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7079]:                    afp_softmount_vols: No, afp_softautomount_vols: No
May 13 04:16:10 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7079]:                    afp_forceKerberosOnly: No, afp_immutable_dirs: Yes
May 13 04:16:10 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7079]:                    afp_allow_submounts: Yes, afp_prefer_IPv4: Yes
May 13 04:16:10 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7079]:                    afp_minQuantumNbr: 0, afp_maxQuantumNbr: 0, afp_minQuantumSize: 0, afp_maxQuantumSize: 0
May 13 04:16:10 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7079]:                    afp_minIOToleranceMSecs: 0, afp_maxIOToleranceMSecs: 0, afp_minSingleIOToleranceMSecs: 0, afp_maxSingleIOToleranceMSecs: 0
May 13 04:16:10 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7079]:                    afp_allow_system_uams: No, afp_allow_user_uams: No
May 13 04:16:10 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7079]: CheckPrefs: User Prefs
May 13 04:16:10 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7079]:                    afp_login_displayGreeting: Yes
May 13 04:16:10 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7079]:                    afp_keychain_search: Yes, afp_keychain_add: No
May 13 04:16:10 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7079]:                    afp_voldlog_skipIfOnly: No
May 13 04:16:10 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7079]:                    afp_cleartext_allow: No, afp_cleartext_warn: No
May 13 04:16:10 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7079]:                    afp_use_default_name: No, afp_use_short_name: No
May 13 04:16:10 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7079]:                    afp_default_name: (null)
May 13 04:16:10 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7079]:                    afp_prefs_version: 15
May 13 04:46:00 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: AFP_VFS afpfs_unmount: /Volumes/Seabright-1, flags 0, pid 7154
May 13 04:47:31 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: hibernate image path: /var/vm/sleepimage
May 13 04:47:31 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: sizeof(IOHibernateImageHeader) == 512
May 13 04:47:31 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: Opened file /var/vm/sleepimage, size 8589934592, partition base 0x0, maxio 400000 ssd 0
May 13 04:47:31 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: hibernate image major 14, minor 0, blocksize 512, pollers 4
May 13 04:47:31 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: hibernate_alloc_pages flags 00000000, gobbling 0 pages
May 13 04:47:31 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: hibernate_setup(0) took 0 ms
May 13 04:47:32 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: en1: BSSID changed to 00:26:bb:76:5d:86
May 13 04:47:32 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: wlEvent: en1 en1 Link DOWN virtIf = 0
May 13 04:47:32 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: AirPort: Link Down on en1. Reason 8 (Disassociated because station leaving).
May 13 04:47:32 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]:
May 13 04:47:43 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: hibernate_page_list_setall start 0xffffff80d21c8000, 0xffffff80d228b000
May 13 04:47:43 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: hibernate_page_list_setall time: 519 ms
May 13 04:47:43 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: pages 790814, wire 248357, act 215631, inact 5689, spec 338, zf 0, throt 0, could discard act 137292 inact 86463 purgeable 19621 spec 77423
May 13 04:47:43 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: hibernate_page_list_setall found pageCount 470015
May 13 04:47:43 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: IOHibernatePollerOpen, ml_get_interrupts_enabled 0
May 13 04:47:43 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: IOHibernatePollerOpen(0)
May 13 04:47:43 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: writing 469750 pages
May 13 04:47:43 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: encryptStart 4fa30
May 13 04:47:43 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: encryptEnd c10a000
May 13 04:47:43 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: image1Size 0x14422600, encryptStart1 0x4fa30, End1 0xc10a000
May 13 04:47:43 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: encryptStart 14422600
May 13 04:47:43 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: encryptEnd 2a67cc00
May 13 04:47:43 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: PMStats: Hibernate write took 9381 ms
May 13 04:47:43 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: all time: 9381 ms, comp bytes: 1924403200 time: 1640 ms 1118 Mb/s, crypt bytes: 573656016 time: 773 ms 706 Mb/s,
May 13 04:47:43 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: image 711445504, uncompressed 1924403200 (469825), compressed 707024848 (36%), sum1 38bc6152, sum2 99dcc06f
May 13 04:47:43 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: wired_pages_encrypted 149837, wired_pages_clear 98330, dirty_pages_encrypted 221658
May 13 04:47:43 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: hibernate_write_image done(0)
May 13 04:47:43 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: sleep
May 13 04:47:43 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: nfs server localhost:/qB1caQOlFYRjgRetGTrrkA: not responding
May 13 09:36:54 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: Wake reason: EHC2
May 13 09:36:54 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: Previous Sleep Cause: 5
May 13 09:36:54 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: The USB device HubDevice (Port 1 of Hub at 0xfa000000) may have caused a wake by issuing a remote wakeup (2)
May 13 09:36:54 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: en1: 802.11d country code set to 'X0'.
May 13 09:36:54 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: en1: Supported channels 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 36 40 44 48 52 56 60 64 100 104 108 112 116 120 124 128 132 136 140 149 153 157 161 165
May 13 09:36:54 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: The USB device Apple Internal Keyboard / Trackpad (Port 2 of Hub at 0xfa100000) may have caused a wake by issuing a remote wakeup (3)
May 13 09:36:54 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: HID tickle 159 ms
May 13 09:36:56 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: nfs server localhost:/qB1caQOlFYRjgRetGTrrkA: is alive again
May 13 09:36:58 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: en1: 802.11d country code set to 'US'.
May 13 09:36:58 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: en1: Supported channels 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 36 40 44 48 52 56 60 64 100 104 108 112 116 120 124 128 132 136 140 149 153 157 161 165
May 13 09:36:58 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: MacAuthEvent en1 Auth result for: 00:26:bb:76:5d:86 MAC AUTH succeeded
May 13 09:36:58 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: wlEvent: en1 en1 Link UP virtIf = 0
May 13 09:36:58 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: AirPort: Link Up on en1
May 13 09:36:58 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: en1: BSSID changed to 00:26:bb:76:5d:86
May 13 09:36:58 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: AirPort: RSN handshake complete on en1
May 13 09:37:00 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: utun_ctl_connect: creating interface utun0
May 13 09:37:00 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: utun0: attached with 0 suspended link-layer multicast membership(s)
May 13 09:37:34 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: nspace-handler-unblock: did not find token 46520
May 13 09:37:34 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: nspace-handler-set-snapshot-time: 1336916256
May 13 09:37:43 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: AFP_VFS afpfs_mount: /Volumes/Seabright-1, pid 7175
May 13 09:37:43 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7179]: CheckPrefs: Host Prefs
May 13 09:37:43 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7179]:                    afp_reconnect_allow: Yes
May 13 09:37:43 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7179]:                    afp_mount_defaultFlags: 0
May 13 09:37:43 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7179]:                    afp_reconnect_interval: 10, afp_reconnect_max_time: 600 secs
May 13 09:37:43 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7179]:                    afp_debug_level: 5, afp_debug_syslog: Yes
May 13 09:37:43 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7179]:                    afp_host_prefs_version: 15
May 13 09:37:43 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7179]:                    afp_active_timeout: 0, afp_idle_timeout: 0
May 13 09:37:43 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7179]:                    afp_wan_threshold: 0, afp_wan_quantum: 0
May 13 09:37:43 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7179]:                    afp_no_volChange_caching: 1, afp_no_kQueues: 0, afp_no_caseSensitiveVols: 0
May 13 09:37:43 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7179]:                    afp_minFileCache: 5, afp_maxFileCache: 60
May 13 09:37:43 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7179]:                    afp_minDirCache: 5, afp_maxDirCache: 60
May 13 09:37:43 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7179]:                    afp_softmount_vols: No, afp_softautomount_vols: No
May 13 09:37:43 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7179]:                    afp_forceKerberosOnly: No, afp_immutable_dirs: Yes
May 13 09:37:43 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7179]:                    afp_allow_submounts: Yes, afp_prefer_IPv4: Yes
May 13 09:37:43 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7179]:                    afp_minQuantumNbr: 0, afp_maxQuantumNbr: 0, afp_minQuantumSize: 0, afp_maxQuantumSize: 0
May 13 09:37:43 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7179]:                    afp_minIOToleranceMSecs: 0, afp_maxIOToleranceMSecs: 0, afp_minSingleIOToleranceMSecs: 0, afp_maxSingleIOToleranceMSecs: 0
May 13 09:37:43 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7179]:                    afp_allow_system_uams: No, afp_allow_user_uams: No
May 13 09:37:43 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7179]: CheckPrefs: User Prefs
May 13 09:37:43 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7179]:                    afp_login_displayGreeting: Yes
May 13 09:37:43 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7179]:                    afp_keychain_search: Yes, afp_keychain_add: No
May 13 09:37:43 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7179]:                    afp_voldlog_skipIfOnly: No
May 13 09:37:43 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7179]:                    afp_cleartext_allow: No, afp_cleartext_warn: No
May 13 09:37:43 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7179]:                    afp_use_default_name: No, afp_use_short_name: No
May 13 09:37:43 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7179]:                    afp_default_name: (null)
May 13 09:37:43 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7179]:                    afp_prefs_version: 15
May 13 09:37:46 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7185]: CheckPrefs: Host Prefs
May 13 09:37:46 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7185]:                    afp_reconnect_allow: Yes
May 13 09:37:46 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7185]:                    afp_mount_defaultFlags: 0
May 13 09:37:46 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7185]:                    afp_reconnect_interval: 10, afp_reconnect_max_time: 600 secs
May 13 09:37:46 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7185]:                    afp_debug_level: 5, afp_debug_syslog: Yes
May 13 09:37:46 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7185]:                    afp_host_prefs_version: 15
May 13 09:37:46 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7185]:                    afp_active_timeout: 0, afp_idle_timeout: 0
May 13 09:37:46 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7185]:                    afp_wan_threshold: 0, afp_wan_quantum: 0
May 13 09:37:46 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7185]:                    afp_no_volChange_caching: 1, afp_no_kQueues: 0, afp_no_caseSensitiveVols: 0
May 13 09:37:46 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7185]:                    afp_minFileCache: 5, afp_maxFileCache: 60
May 13 09:37:46 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7185]:                    afp_minDirCache: 5, afp_maxDirCache: 60
May 13 09:37:46 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7185]:                    afp_softmount_vols: No, afp_softautomount_vols: No
May 13 09:37:46 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7185]:                    afp_forceKerberosOnly: No, afp_immutable_dirs: Yes
May 13 09:37:46 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7185]:                    afp_allow_submounts: Yes, afp_prefer_IPv4: Yes
May 13 09:37:46 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7185]:                    afp_minQuantumNbr: 0, afp_maxQuantumNbr: 0, afp_minQuantumSize: 0, afp_maxQuantumSize: 0
May 13 09:37:46 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7185]:                    afp_minIOToleranceMSecs: 0, afp_maxIOToleranceMSecs: 0, afp_minSingleIOToleranceMSecs: 0, afp_maxSingleIOToleranceMSecs: 0
May 13 09:37:46 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7185]:                    afp_allow_system_uams: No, afp_allow_user_uams: No
May 13 09:37:46 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7185]: CheckPrefs: User Prefs
May 13 09:37:46 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7185]:                    afp_login_displayGreeting: Yes
May 13 09:37:46 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7185]:                    afp_keychain_search: Yes, afp_keychain_add: No
May 13 09:37:46 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7185]:                    afp_voldlog_skipIfOnly: No
May 13 09:37:46 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7185]:                    afp_cleartext_allow: No, afp_cleartext_warn: No
May 13 09:37:46 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7185]:                    afp_use_default_name: No, afp_use_short_name: No
May 13 09:37:46 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7185]:                    afp_default_name: (null)
May 13 09:37:46 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7185]:                    afp_prefs_version: 15
May 13 09:37:48 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7191]: CheckPrefs: Host Prefs
May 13 09:37:48 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7191]:                    afp_reconnect_allow: Yes
May 13 09:37:48 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7191]:                    afp_mount_defaultFlags: 0
May 13 09:37:48 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7191]:                    afp_reconnect_interval: 10, afp_reconnect_max_time: 600 secs
May 13 09:37:48 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7191]:                    afp_debug_level: 5, afp_debug_syslog: Yes
May 13 09:37:48 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7191]:                    afp_host_prefs_version: 15
May 13 09:37:48 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7191]:                    afp_active_timeout: 0, afp_idle_timeout: 0
May 13 09:37:48 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7191]:                    afp_wan_threshold: 0, afp_wan_quantum: 0
May 13 09:37:48 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7191]:                    afp_no_volChange_caching: 1, afp_no_kQueues: 0, afp_no_caseSensitiveVols: 0
May 13 09:37:48 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7191]:                    afp_minFileCache: 5, afp_maxFileCache: 60
May 13 09:37:48 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7191]:                    afp_minDirCache: 5, afp_maxDirCache: 60
May 13 09:37:48 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7191]:                    afp_softmount_vols: No, afp_softautomount_vols: No
May 13 09:37:48 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7191]:                    afp_forceKerberosOnly: No, afp_immutable_dirs: Yes
May 13 09:37:48 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7191]:                    afp_allow_submounts: Yes, afp_prefer_IPv4: Yes
May 13 09:37:48 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7191]:                    afp_minQuantumNbr: 0, afp_maxQuantumNbr: 0, afp_minQuantumSize: 0, afp_maxQuantumSize: 0
May 13 09:37:48 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7191]:                    afp_minIOToleranceMSecs: 0, afp_maxIOToleranceMSecs: 0, afp_minSingleIOToleranceMSecs: 0, afp_maxSingleIOToleranceMSecs: 0
May 13 09:37:48 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7191]:                    afp_allow_system_uams: No, afp_allow_user_uams: No
May 13 09:37:48 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7191]: CheckPrefs: User Prefs
May 13 09:37:48 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7191]:                    afp_login_displayGreeting: Yes
May 13 09:37:48 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7191]:                    afp_keychain_search: Yes, afp_keychain_add: No
May 13 09:37:48 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7191]:                    afp_voldlog_skipIfOnly: No
May 13 09:37:48 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7191]:                    afp_cleartext_allow: No, afp_cleartext_warn: No
May 13 09:37:48 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7191]:                    afp_use_default_name: No, afp_use_short_name: No
May 13 09:37:48 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7191]:                    afp_default_name: (null)
May 13 09:37:48 AdaptivePeak-2 diskimages-helper[7191]:                    afp_prefs_version: 15
May 13 09:45:40 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: nspace-handler-unblock: did not find token 46734
May 13 09:45:52 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: AFP_VFS afpfs_unmount: /Volumes/Seabright-1, flags 0, pid 7218
May 13 09:50:44 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: hibernate image path: /var/vm/sleepimage
May 13 09:50:44 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: sizeof(IOHibernateImageHeader) == 512
May 13 09:50:44 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: Opened file /var/vm/sleepimage, size 8589934592, partition base 0x0, maxio 400000 ssd 0
May 13 09:50:44 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: hibernate image major 14, minor 0, blocksize 512, pollers 4
May 13 09:50:44 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: hibernate_alloc_pages flags 00000000, gobbling 0 pages
May 13 09:50:44 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: hibernate_setup(0) took 0 ms
May 13 09:50:46 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: en1: BSSID changed to 00:26:bb:76:5d:86
May 13 09:50:46 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: wlEvent: en1 en1 Link DOWN virtIf = 0
May 13 09:50:46 AdaptivePeak-2 kernel[0]: AirPort: Link Down on en1. Reason 8 (Disassociated because station leaving).
May 13 11:15:47 localhost kernel[0]: PMAP: PCID enabled

IMac G5 iSight 2.1 three beeps

I have an Apple certified refurb iMac as described above. It suddenly failed last night. When I try to start it up, it has a blank blue screen with a repeating three beep pattern. After a while the screen question mark symbol comes up. I'm assuming it is a dead logic board and therefore a worthless computer. This seems to be a problem this model had.
Any other ideas for what could be wrong? Any recalls that anyone is aware of? Any likelihood of getting out of warranty repair? Any value of the machine I have left? And lastly, any easy way to get the hard drive out so I could get some files off of it?
Thanks for the help.

I think three beeps means that the RAM has failed. See the Apple KB article [here|http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=58442]. It's probably time to take it in and spend a few bucks on it.

Screen gets fuzzy and then I get three beeps. what is the cure?

Then when I turn it off and let it rest and try to turn it back on it just gives me the three beeps and no screen

3 beeps?
It means problem with memory. Memory may not be seated properly or memory may be faulty.
It is better to take the MBP to the Apple store.

Turning ipod shuffle on, it sounds three beeps and thats it.

Turning on ipod shuffle, 4 gen., it sounds three beeps, that's it. nothing else happens.

JDee -
It does seem I was prematurely expecting a logic board failure - guess it's the bad side of my 'hope for the best, prepare for the worst' philosophy.
I followed the instructions you linked to and removed the RAM module (I only have a 1GB one) from the lower slot and placed it into the upper slot and booted up the PB. And voilá - I got the chime and it booted up just fine (actually, a bit quicker than it used to...). So i decided to back up all my data (as it was a month or so since the last one) before the next step - shutting down, opening the memory access panel, and shifted the module back to the lower slot, while making sure it was pressed in firmly. And it worked.
So it seems all that happened was that the RAM module got loose - which would make sense as the problem occurred shortly after i moved my laptop downstairs to write some emails while watching the telly (TV).
Now I'll wait for a few days to see if everything has sorted itself out (just to be on the safe side), and then think about adding that second 1GB memory module i've been thinking about for some time...
Thanks for the advise and the cool head!
Cheers,
Mika

Dreaded three beeps of RAM death related to OSX 10.8.3 update?

I installed the 10.8.3 update soon after it became available using the OSX software updater. About a week later, when attempting to wake my iMac from sleep, it gave me a black screen and the three repeating beeps for the first time ever. It restarted upon a hard restart, and I then did a bit of research online to find out the 3 beeps meant a possible RAM issue. As I had added 8 GB of Kingston Mac RAM (2x4GB of this) to my iMac about a year ago, I then ran Apple hardware test (looped and extended) overnight, but it came up with no problems. I then ran Rember over several loops too, but that came up with nothing as well.
So I opened up my iMac and switched around the memory, mindful of the pairing. I did a reformat and reinstall of everything as well, updating again to 10.8.3 using OSX software update. But yesterday, about 2 days after the reformat, I again got the three beeps when waking from sleep.
Could these three repeating beeps be related to 10.8.3? Up until 10.8.2 I didn't have any such issues. Any ideas?
I have just done another reformat, but installed 10.8.3 using the combo updater rather than using OSX software update. Will keep you updated if this solves the issue. If not, I will reformat and go back to 10.8.2. Hopefully that works!

UPDATE (and tentative resolution to my issue): So the 10.8.3 combo updater I installed still gave the 3 beeps issue, as did the revert to 10.8.2. After all that, I figured it wasn't the OS or software, so I played around with the RAM - I tried out the pairs of RAM in turn, and well, after some relatively extensive testing, I didn't get any beeps when the pairs were installed on their own. So it turns out that the RAM pairs are actually fine, but the 4 GB of factory installed RAM wasn't playing nice with the 8 GB of Kingston RAM. Strange, coz for a year they worked fine together (which is why I didn't initially suspect a RAM compatibility issue). Anyway, so now I just kept the 8 GB of Kingston Mac RAM installed in my iMac, and removed the factory installed RAM, and so far so good.

MacBook Pro Three beeps - RAM Test passed

Hey,
my MacBook Pro (Early 2011, 2.0 GHz, Mountain Lion 10.8.4, 8 GB RAM, 256 GB SSD + 500 GB HDD) recently began to freeze or power off and then playing three beeps instead of turning on again.
The problems began some weeks ago, as the file system on my SSD (I've switched the Superdrive with my HDD and put in an additional SSD myself) broke and could not be repaired by Disk Utility. So I formatted the partition and reinstalled Mountain Lion. Since then my Mac crashed three times with (logged) Kernel Panics.
In the interim it's running quite stable, but it froze in the past two or three days several times while I was using it (for example playing a YouTube video or a MP4-File saved on my harddrive) and then began to beep three times. I know this should indicate some kind of RAM issue.
The first time the beeping occured, my Mac began to work again after I carried it over to a friend without opening it at all. Then I ran the Apple Hardware Test (short version) and it passed, later I also ran the extended version and it passed as well. The memtest utility also finds no error.
The latest crash was a bit harder. I took out the 8 GB RAM (I've upgraded from original 4 GB) and reinstalled the original "Apple" 4 GB RAM that came with my MacBook - still three beeps. So I took them out and just put in one bar of my RAM (so one of the two 4 GB bars) and it booted just fine. I wanted to rule out a defect of my logic board, so I tried the following combinations of installed RAM:
first bar in the first slot - boots
first bar in the second slot - boots
second bar in the first slot - boots
second bar in the second slot - boots
both bars installed - boots
Another thing that happened recently: I put my Mac to sleep with ~25% battery left, it was then laid to the ground. After I picked it up maybe an hour later it didn't power on when I opened the lid and also didn't when I hit the power button. So i plugged it in and it loaded the saved memory from the SSD - but the display just showed a resolution of about 800 by 600 pixels. It booted to the login screen, I entered my password and then it restarted automatically (still with low resolution), booted with the apple logo, crashed again and booted directly to the recovery partition. I tried to choose the Mountain Lion partition to reboot from, but it wasn't listed (instead I just saw the Bootcamp partition on my HDD). I powered it off and on again, hitting the option key to see all my drives and voilà, all partitions were listed (ML, Bootcamp and Recovery) and the Mac booted successfully to the login screen, where it restored the correct resolution of 1680*1050.
I don't know what to do, since the RAM bars don't seem to be the problem (since they are passing the test, running fine in between and the original RAM also produced three beeps). It seems to be the logic board, but the crashes occur quite random and it's not as if one RAM slot was totally broken. As the problems started with a broken file system, could it also be the SSD (although the SMART-Status is still verified)?
I hope anyone can help me or at least give a useful advice.

I would like to give you few pointers that may give you some relief. First, your problems sound almost identical to mine. The timeline is almost identical as well. After following the advice from the Apple Support Tech, we finally arrived at the conclusion that it is a hardware problem with my late model MacBook Pro 2011. The Apple support tech asked me to take it in for service. Since I had over 10 hours before my appointment, I did some additional diagnostic and made some discoveries. I will outline my steps below to show how I arrived at my conclusion.
Problem: MacBook beeps 3 times and freezes, BSD dump on screen or frezzes and restarts with appropriate fail message.
Apple: Use original 8gig Apple ram, Boot into Diagnostic utility and restore 10.7 OS, restore backup from time machine.
Solution: Everything worked fine, no more crashes. Restored TimeMachine backup using Diagnostic utility.
Problem: Booted fine, after 15 minutes, went into recursive white screen of death, as I like to call it.
Apple: Sounds like a hardware issue, scheduled Apple Store visit.
Solution: Removed SSHD (seagate hybrid) and reinstalled MacBook HD. Updated to current OS, 10.8.4, did not restore any of TimeMachine backups. Running CPU, ram, HD stress tests for several hours without a crash or freeze.
Called Apple support and cancelled my Apple store visit and determined to allow more stress tests to run over night and also testing the SSHD outside using SeaTools for any problems with the drive. So far none after 4 hours of testing.
Conclusion: During the past several months as Apple has been updating the OS, I belive the applications and utilities that are running on my machine may be causing the crashes of the MacBook pro. My suggestion is to Make a backup if you do not do this daily. Restore OS from Diagnostic utility and update OS. Do not install any third party utilities that alter OS or enhance the OS operations. Reinstall your programs from scratch. Use migrations utility to restore only the data associated with your programs. I believe that you will avoid restoring any programs that might cause your crashes. I also suggest you run a day or two without restoring anything just to confirm your MacBook is operating well. I will keep you posted after I finish in two days as to the outcome. But I am certain it is not a hardware issue at this point.

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Hello, i have been having continuing issues with my MacBook Pro Freezing and not starting up. Sometimes after a slight move or bump it will freeze and not recover, sometimes with three beeps, sometimes not, and sometimes it just immediatly shuts off. It will also do this when it is not bumped, but not as often. I know that the three beeps indicates a memory error, but i have gone through and reseated the RAM and done 10 instances of Memtest while in the command prompt of single-user mode, and it has not indicated any failures. I have also booted into the diagnostics mode on the MacBook and tested the memory and the logig board twice. Still no failures seen. Finally i have verifyed the disk with Disk Utility and found no faults (However one time of my many tries it said that there was a fatal error that must be reparied from the Recovery HD so i booted into recovery and hit repair disk and it said there was nothing wrong, and all of my further attempts have been from the Recovery Partition).
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No this is the stock 4GB that shipped with the computer. And the only problem with that technique is that this problem will disappear for almost two weeks and suddenly every time I try to start it it will beep or freeze or if I bump it it will shut off or freeze. And after it acts up for a day or two I could do whatever I want to it and it will show no symptoms.

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Hi Cothirteen
Welcome to Apple Discussions
Perhaps the original module was not fully seated in the slot or popped out when you were adding the second module. Likewise it takes quite a bit of force to fully seat a module in a slot that has never had ram installed in it.
Following the instructions in the link below, it may require a second person to steady the iMac so that you can press real hard on each module with both thumbs.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1760
Dennis

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I have an old eMac I am trying to fix up. I got the three beep error message instead of the Macintosh startup BOOM. After finding this document on the website <http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1547> I thought it meant bad RAM. So I got two brand new 512mb since it appears to be this unit’s maximum <http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820134390> . The eMac appears to be the 1.25ghz model (M9461LL/A). After I installed the new RAM, I am still getting the three beeps error message. Anyone have any ideas what this might going on?

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