Never heard of that one before, I would think if the board was bad it
would GLOD no matter what processor was installed.
You did install the newer tech drivers right.
BG
On Feb 15, 2005, at 11:47 PM, Chuck Kenney wrote:
So, quite some time ago I tried to install a NewerTech G3 into my
2400c. It
booted a few times, crashed both times during boot, and eventually
would
only GLOD. The factory processor worked fine. At the time, I thought
I had
fried my G3 card.
A few months ago, I purchased a new in box Newer G3 for the 2400, and
just
attempted to install it tonight. I get the exact same results as with
my
last G3. This one I put some electrical tape where the card may have
contacted the frame of the PowerBook, to avoid shorting it out. I got
the
machine to chime once, but didn't have the display connected at the
time.
Both installs, I was and am now sure that all of my connections were
good.
Has anyone run into this before? I'm thinking my poor 2400 may be
needing a
new power board. (If so, that will mean I've replaced every part in
this
little guy except for the processor. I screwed up a logic board by
cutting
a wrong wire, and the hinge on my first display sheared).
--
Chuck Kenney
FreeFall Software
http://www.freefallsoftware.com/
for the record, google denies the existence of "shaved cake"
-- xenocide
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