Power to the PDS in an SE/30

[Hal]

I have an odd question. Before I packed it up about 8 months ago, my 
SE/30 was a very happy camper. I have a Daystar 40mHz card plugged into 
the CPU socket and 2 cards plugged into the PDS. The 2 cards are an 
Asante ethernet card and (via a right angle PDS adapter a Micron color 
card. Everything was working perfectly. I have the xCeed card as well, 
so I had both grayscale on the internal display as well as ethernet 
working.

Now, after it being packed up for a while, it won't boot with both 
cards plugged into the PDS slot. If I pull out the ethernet card, 
everything works fine. It  seems like it's not getting enough juice 
through the PDS to power both cards.

Anyone else ever try this and have a similar problem?

-Hal

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