You know, it may be that these problems could be corrected by pushing the
CUDA reset switch. A TIL article mentions that the CUDA can resolve
problems following a hardware change. I don't personnally know where inside
a Duo the CUDA switch resides, but it is a red reset switch. Don't know
that this will cure powermanager problems, but after all else seems to fail,
it would be worth a try.
I am a bit loathe to open up my 280c again to look for the CUDA. I have no
problems getting it apart, but one devil of a time trying to get it back
together. If anyone has suggestions on how to re-assemble the case halves
in a reasonable manner, please let me know.
Jerry
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Try a powermanager reset by holding the rear powerbutton for about
60s. Alternatively, unplug it and remove the battery for about 1-2h.
try again.
I am currently having problems getting my 2400 to recognize a G3
card. Works fine with the 180 card, so if you don't have any luck
try putting your 180 card back in and see if it will boot
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