Fluxstringer wrote:
When you make any internal hardware change you must push the CUDA switch to dump the motherboard's memory of what the hardware configuration is. Otherwise the machine expects to " see " itself in a certain way.
I feel stupid. I hit the CUDA a couple times and then held it. Plugged in the Mac, turned it on and zapped the pRAM again. But now I don't even get the flashing ? disk; it's just the gray screen.
-- Colin
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