John, well I'd have to agree with Ann on this one. I am curious however, have you ever connected an external monitor to the laptop? I can't imagine how this would affect things, but perhaps if you had left the video adapter in, that might cause a problem. If its under warranty, I'd probably just take it to an Apple store if possible and let them take a swing at it. I have to admit, it really does sound like a hardware problem. I'd think that if you got at least some screen output during even part of the boot process, it would be an os option perhaps. I don't believe there's a means to disable the screen from the open firmware, but even then you'd still get some output or no one could use it. Have you any devices connected? I'm sure something you've already checked, but just tossing ideas out there. I'd remove all devices connected and see what if any results you get if you haven't done this. Do you have any pcmcia cards in the machine? Have you tried an external monitor?

best of luck,


Scott
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