[G] G4 Powersupply from an ATX

[Are Hansen]

Yes, I have done that. An unexperienced user once thought the button at 
the back of a G4 was the power-off button, when in fact it was for 
switching between 110V and 220V... The power supply expected 110V, but 
got 220V: BOOM!

I just bought a regular PC ATX power supply, and switched a couple of 
wires if I remember right. Detailed explanations on some Apple 
web-page. Google it

I was reading the archives from earlier this your about building a G$ 
(28V)
power supply from an ATX supply and an additional transformer..

Has anyone successfully done this and got it working.. I don't need the
firewire/adc ports powered.. I just want to gett the mobo I bought 
tested to
make sure its working.. then I can find a proper way to get the 28V @4 
amps
later..

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