At 10:02 PM -0500 9/8/05, Gary Gorbet wrote:
Just a quick reality check. I've tried all kinds of variations, but
my basic procedure now is the following. Does this sound about
right?
(1) Power the machine off.
(2) Disconnect the power cord (have done it at machine and at wall;
does it
At 22:02 -0500 09/08/2005, Gary Gorbet wrote:
I don't have another machine that it would fit in.
Bummer. Any local friends with x500, x600 or clone machines?
None that I know of. No one at the local user's group (HAAUG) has
ever mentioned a Umax, but I guess I'll post a request in the
Hi Gary;
Yes --- you got it!!! Front/Back --- Maybe push front, but not real
hard! It's a weird thing, you just need to experiment.
Chuck D.
On Thursday, September 8, 2005, at 08:09 PM, Gary Gorbet wrote:
Thanks for your reply, Chuck.
Yes, I cleaned the CPU card contacts with an
Next question!
Is the CPU card you are trying to use a ZIF Carrier --- if so, the
next possible place to look for flakey connections is the ZIF socket
itself. Also another (less likely) possibility, is a 'bad solder'
joint on one of the ZIF socket connections. Turn the card over, and
look a
At 06:31 -0500 09/09/2005, Gary Gorbet wrote:
I do have a meter, although I am not very comfortable with it. Is there some
way to use it to determine whether 3.3V is being delivered to the
right places on
the MB?
You can just stick the positive probe in the top of the connector
against
Hi Kevin.
Since it doesn't have the G3 processor, I guess I won't take it. I
was going to set it up for one of my grandsons but with the original
stock processor I wouldn't be able to run OSX and OS9.2 would be very
slow on it. Hope this doesn't cause a problem for you. I really don't
Don't worry about it..
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Hi Kevin.
Since it doesn't have the G3 processor, I guess I won't take it. I
was going to set it up for one of
