At 11:21 PM -0400 on 4/28/00, alexander rabb wrote:
>>Same symptoms:
>>Pressing the reset button I get a green light, repressing it, I get
>>nothing, except for a peculiar noise. I also have tried every
>>solution, even disassembling it, to see if any screws had become
>>loose.
>>
>>Still trying to find a solution.
>
>Do you have any cards inserted? Try ejecting them with a paper clip
>and then starting up. Something having to do with my card slots are
>on the blink, so I get the bad green light/no startup thing when I
>try to start up with them in. Otherwise, the machine works fine.
>Good luck!
>
Thanks, but mmmm .... it doesn't work with my sleeping beauty.
I only hear a soft clicking ('krr') kind of sound when pushing the
reset button.
'They' (=the List) say it might something to do with the powermanager...
No luck so far. I think she's got to go to the doctor! :(
regards,
Huib
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