At 3:13 PM -0700 28/8/01, Gordon Hawley wrote:
>Hmm, well it certainly sounds like you had the same issue I currently
>have. I will try again tonight and push that damn daughter card in as
>tight as it'll go. Heck, I got nothing to lose. I did hear it "klunk" into
>position but who knows?
>
>Gordon Hawley
Gordon,
Don't give up and try again!!!
Hearing it "klunk" into position is not always enough. The card has
to be properly and completely seated in the slot, which on some
computers means just about leaning (not literally - be careful) on
the card to ensure it is seated correctly.
I have a PM9500 which has had the daughtercard in and out about 50
odd times (I reserve the right to totally exaggerate!) and each time
the card has easily reseated. My PowerBase 240 on the other hand
needs more care in reseating the daughtercard.
Cheers
Giles (c:=
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