>Well, on my Performa 630 there is a small round button that can do
>this.  It's somewhere near the monitor port if I remember correctly.

Something like that on the LC520 would be perfect... even if I had to 
build such myself (tie it to an internal logic board connector or 
something), but I was unable to find anything along those lines. Most of 
the other soft power macs I have found all have manual boot buttons, so I 
was a little surprised to find the LC520 didn't (maybe they didn't want 
the school kids hitting them accidentally).

>I belive computers with that particular all-in-one case have toggle
>switch on the back of them in addition to the keyboard.  I don't
>remember for sure, but I believe you can turn that switch off and then
>on to start up the computer.  (Either that or it just restores the
>ability to start from the keyboard.)

>From what I can tell in playing with the switch (I knew it was there 
already), all it really does is cut the power supply from responding to 
the power key (along the lines of unplugging it). It doesn't boot the 
computer itself.

I will go flick it back and forth a few times to see if I can get it to 
boot from that switch, but in my previous playing, it doesn't actually 
turn on the computer.

-chris

<http://www.mythtech.net>


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