I bought a Radeon 9200 from a fellow lister way back in Dec 2008.  Needless
to say the project I was working on never happened and now I am finally
trying to use the card on a new to me Quicksilver.

The Quicksilver boots up with the original video card  but the machine will
not even power up with the 9200 card installed. Any clues on what I am doing
wrong? I have reseated it several times with the power off of course.  My
google searches have been rather unproductive.  Any help or guidance in
finding answers would be appreciate.

The Quicksilver which I just picked up from a fellow lister has 10.3 on it
and I still have to connect it to the network to get it fully updated to
10.3.9 (?).  I have the family edition of 10.5 and I plan to put that on it
eventually since I don't have 10.4 and don't feel like investing in another
OS.  I wanted to get the newer video card working first.  Would it be easier
after I install 10.5?   (Yes I know 10.5 will be more sluggish than 10.4 but
thats OK for what I do on it since I was happy with 10.5 on a 450mhz
Sawtooth)

Also, the Quicksilver sees the network but cannot log in.  It does not
recognize the password.
Could it be the "protocol" WEP, WPA, etc in 10.3 is not compatible with
encryption systtem being used by my router and MacBook Pro ( I think it is
an N and at least a G -hmmmm I may hve locked out all B traffic when I set
it up)  (I thought I knew how to find out what standard I am using with the
MacBook pro but I can't remember how to check that right now.)  I was
concentrating on the Video card issue first.

I don't think the problem is OS related since I can get absolutely no
startup  - no chime, beep, etc on the machine with the card installed but
then what do i know?  Even if 10.3 can't handle the 9200, I would expect it
at  least to try to power up and then have whatever problems it might have.

Thanks for any guidance.

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-- Marty

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