>Perhaps resetting the Power Manager will help. I believe this will also
>reset the PRAM.
>
>-makmac
Good idea. And I can only echo what someone else said: make sure you have
the processor card seated. I put some new memory into my own Pismo a week
ago, and had the same result: dead Pismo. After trying to reseat the damn
processor card for the 5th time or so, I finally pulled out the manual...and
it says pretty clearly in there, make sure you have the memory in the top
slot removed, because the place you need to push to make the connection for
the card is directly underneath where the chip would be. There will be an
audible click, and you will feel it as it hits. Then reinstall the top
memory chip. I was a mess for about an hour there, thinking I'd killed my
Pismo - which is my ONLY computer, and which I've only had a few months (and
which is the best computer I've ever owned!).
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