Can anyone please help I went to start up my CC as I want to do the
575 MB upgrade.
And all I get is the green light in front flashes and goes out no
chime no video.
Itested the pram battery and it is 3.66 good. but swapped it with a
brand new one and still get the same thing. Any suggestions
On 17 Sep 2005, at 18:12, Louis Labrie wrote:
Can anyone please help I went to start up my CC as I want to do the
575 MB upgrade.
And all I get is the green light in front flashes and goes out no
chime no video.
Itested the pram battery and it is 3.66 good. but swapped it with a
brand new one
Just checking; this is with the standard logic board?
I'd power down, remove the case, and check that all connections to the
a/b are OK. Also, the flying PCB on the end of the CRT, also the HD
connectors.
Can you hear it booting? HD activity? Any clues?
Stuart
Yes this is with the
On 9/17/05, Louis Labrie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just checking; this is with the standard logic board?
I'd power down, remove the case, and check that all connections to the
a/b are OK. Also, the flying PCB on the end of the CRT, also the HD
connectors.
Can you hear it booting? HD
On 17 Sep 2005, at 18:44, Louis Labrie wrote:
Yes this is with the standard logic board. Checked all connections to
the a/b and hard drive, Also checked the PCB on back of the CRT is
seated good. Still getting just a green flash. I also tryed connecting
the keyboard to the other ADB port and
So the green light comes on and then off again
Yes
If so, I'd suspect the a/b. :-(
Dam!! probaly not easy to get hu.
Try powering up, then pull the logic board out while it's nominally
powered up.
This did nothing. If I hold the power button down the green light just
keeps flashing.
On 17 Sep 2005, at 22:19, Louis Labrie wrote:
This did nothing. If I hold the power button down the green light just
keeps flashing.
When I push the power button I hear a faint static sound.
The a/b isn't powering up properly, I think.
Try reseating the a/b, and check for anywhere that
The a/b isn't powering up properly, I think.
Try reseating the a/b, and check for anywhere that signal paths could
be shorting to earth - eg a dislocated metal cage.
Try starting it without the HD and floppy connected, just in case
they're shorting to earth.
Oh,, if you have the 575
How much work would it take to make a IIfx or IIci rom? Anyone with
IIsi experiences?
Thomas
On 9/14/05, Jeff Walther [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Since I found the .047 copper clad board, another couple of weeks
and I should be able to make IIfx and IIci ROMs. I don't have the
IIsi code.
