OK.
I've decided to give one last effort into curing my 2400 of the GLOD, even tho, someone has made an offer to trade.
After testing resistors ( in a series ) on the processor daughter card, I'm beginning to think it's not the processor causing the GLOD.
The Powerbook continues to charge the battery when it's plugged in, and draws power from the battery when unplugged ( the GLOD continues until I pull the battery.
Still, all the fuses check out when I test them.
Any ideas?
If I can't fix it, soon, I'll have to trade it, but I really would like to get it up and running.
Thanx, in advance- Antonio
Do you have a spare mobo and powerboard to test the theory out ?
If you want, you can send the parts you have to me and I can swap out what I have to figure out what is not working. It is in my best interest to keep you going on the 2400 so you can try the 2 MB VRAM hack (which I cant figure out from the japanese site). While I dont have a spare CPU (I am still looking for a G3 card), I do have some spare power boards.
Mad Dog
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