On 10/15/09 3:37 AM, MacDirk wrote: > I just let a (second) Pismo 500 MHz with max. RAM (1 GB) delete > (securely) many files under OS-X 10.4.11 > The PB became extremly hot. Too hot (nearly) to touch. I finally > removed the keyboard and cooled it down with a fan. > > My impression: it might be the modern software (OS-X) which could > overwhelm the old ones (?), as Sasuke mentioned. 10.4.11 runs on a Pismo without the heat issue you're experiencing. Go back and make sure all your hardware parts are seated properly. Put one in, look at it and around it for 10 minutes. Then put the other, and so on and so forth. You may want to reinstall as I'm not sure what files you securely deleted that could be putting stress on the OS, that may...speculation here...that's causing it to overheat; unlikely.
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