My Reply follows quote. On 06/10/2004 15:38 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >After an internal surgery in my Wallstreet PB (250 MHz, Serie I), the >PB is apparently dead. When I press cmd-shift-fn-power, the green >light switches on and the fan starts spinning forever; this only >stops when I press the key combination again. >I searched the net, and the symptoms seem to be quite common. >However, the reasons for this behaviour are apparently far from >clear: some say it is the logic board, other say it is the processor >and some say that all was okay after letting the PB alone for a >while. Has anybody on the list a more definite answer? Is there still >hope for my Wallstreet? > >Many thanks in advance, > >Nils --------- On mine, it turned out to be the processor card. You could get lucky and "fix" it by reseating the processor card. Press it FIRMLY into place.
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