did you seat the processor well? it happened to me the first time i changed the 
hd. you have to press with force, more than you think it takes.
hope it helps
g
On Jun 15, 2011, at 10:48 PM, VicLevine wrote:

> My Pismo was running normally until I changed the hard drive and lower
> memory card. Everything seemed intact but when I tried to start the
> machine, I got nothing—no chime, no action at all. The only thing I
> noticed after several minutes was that the machine, which was  plugged
> into the AC, was getting warm, so it's obvious current is being pumped
> into the machine, yet it will not show any life on the screen at all.
> 
> Sure would appreciate help with this.
> 
> VicLevine
> 

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