August 25, 2007
Analogically speaking…
PlayRow 1 and Row 2 below present an analogy each. Complete the analogy in Row 3
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You don’t need to post a picture as the response. Just the name will do.
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Answer:
These are the messages generated by various platforms when they get screwed up beyond recovery; the BSOD on windows and the Sad Mac on Macintosh. For the Amiga Commodore, it was called the “Guru Meditation” error.
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They are basically “Screens of death” for different OSes
1. Windows – BSOD
2. Mac – Sad Mac
3. Commodore Amiga – Guru Meditation
( I think my earlier comment was not posted. so here it is again.. )
The above pics are the “Screens of Death” for different OSes
1. M$ Windows – BSOD
2. Apple Mac – Sad Mac
3. Commodore Amiga – Guru Meditation
It s called Guru Meditation
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guru_Meditation
Guru Meditation
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guru_Meditation
The bootblock
“Guru Meditation”
“guru meditation error” …. dont recall the exact message … but something like it …
Meditation Guru Message
Guru Meditation a.k.a trip to India a.k.a Unwelcome Visitor from the East
Guru meditation is the name of the error that occurred on early versions of the Commodore Amiga computer when they crashed. It is analogous to the “screens of death” in other operating systems.
the wiki link
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guru_Meditation
the image link
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I.....tation.gif
“Guru Meditation “
Guru Meditation. That’s one question I thought I’d ask today gone down the drain.
Amiga Guru Meditation
The Guru Meditation error: #00000004 0000AAC0. This is the “screen of death” error of the Amiga system.
Not sure!
I guess it is the “Guru mediation errors”