On Sep 7, 2010, at 4:40 PM, Richard Gerome wrote:

>   No the only things I changed were the hard drive, DVD/CD super drive, more 
> memory, video card and an airport card... Used a 250G 7200rpm PATA hard drive 
> instead of the PCI card with a SATA drive... The CPU would be a processor 
> upgrade which I didn't do, it is still the old 466mhz, this was the next 
> thing but later down the road... I've been thinking about putting all the old 
> stuff back in and doing the hard drive last, but this doesn't make sense to 
> me because I basically did the same thing to my powerbook without any 
> trouble...

Well of all the things, the most likely to cause 'no turning on at all' would 
be the video card or the memory, or even more likely accidentally disconnecting 
some part of the power supply when doing all the aforementioned changes...

Double-chceck and reset all the connections, then start rolling back parts. 
Slow and tedious but debugging hardware is that way.

There was the time I discovered some really weird problems in my PM7600 were 
from *mixing* some of the RAM I had in there. That was a world-class PITA to 
find...

-- 
Bruce Johnson
University of Arizona
College of Pharmacy
Information Technology Group

Institutions do not have opinions, merely customs


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