Ok...I know now that I have the PowerBook from the bowels of hell itself. This 180 is
about to go through a wall. I took this #@%$#$%#$% thing home last night....cracked
it open...reseated the memory, daughter card and the connection to the interconnect
board. I put the miserable thing back together and nothing. I drug out my old 140
just to be sure it was not the power supply....and of course the 140 lights right up.
Then I figure to give the 180 one last chance before I open the back door and throw it
as hard as I can. I hit the power button and nothing....I am about to hurl the
miserable object when I hear it begin to start up...great...it works... I bring it to
work today, plug it in and it refuses to start. I have reset the power manager 4 more
times and still nothing. What, besides being pure evil, is most likely wrong with
this thing??
God Bless,
Rick
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