> Thanks, Laurent, for the diagnosis info. It is the backlight after all. 
> It boots MacOS off the hard drive or CD just fine, and I see a desktop, 
> but the display is faint. I don't mind spending $100 or so for a new 
> backlight/LCD or whatever I need to get this working, since the 
> PowerBook seems to be working fine otherwise. I just don't want to pour, 
> say, $350 or more into it, since I could find a better older PowerBook 
> for about that much. Does this sound reasonable or am I dreamin'? I just 
> hate to see good hardware go to waste, even if it is a bit dated.

If you're comfortable doing your own repairs, there's a guide to replacing the 
backlight on a laptop at http://www.jkllamps.com/laptop.cfm



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