You must ALWAYS press the CUDA button when changing the hardware og
your Mac. Might work without, but then you are just being lucky
When I installed my ATA Acard it refused to restart until I pressed the
CUDA and the other little reset switch just like it.
"0)
On Jan 11, 2006, at 02:51 pm, Indiana John wrote:
Sean Chandler wrote:
I just installed a Sonnet ATA Card and Seagate ATA HDD in my B&W G3
350
The computer wont even power on - I have removed the Sonnet card and
cables, basically going back to the original configuration, still no
power
I really hope I have not killed the power supply as it will take me
weeks to get another one
How can I test the Power supply to see it if is dead?
Thanks
Check the PRAM battery, and try resetting the CUDA switch.
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