I picked up an original Bondi 233 on eBay for next to nothing. To my
surprise, it worked perfectly. Immediately, I began to investigate
upgrade paths. It looked like a 333 card would work as a direct
replacement, so I got one. I had a couple of 128mb PC133 sdrams left
over from a Pismo upgrade. I got the video ram upgrade from the Lemswap
list. I got a bigger hard drive to try a triple boot with ubuntu linux,
OS 9.2.2 and OSX 10.3.9. With all this stuff in one pile, I popped the
Mac apart after studying the manual. Everything went in without a
hitch, so I re-assembled and plugged it in. Nothing...no lights, no
chime. Checked all the connections, nothing. Took it apart and put all
the old stuff back - nothing. Replaced the PRAM battery, still
nothing. I could not see a CUDA switch. Does anyone have an idea of
something I overlooked, or have I killed my little Mac?
Thanx,
Vic Mabus
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