>Yes, I am new to PowerBooks, what are the guidelines for connecting and
>disconnecting stuff, how about ADB or serial connections?
>
Not recommended to pull ADB devices while powered up. OK in sleep. Serial
you can yank any time.
>Also, is it pretty safe to assume that it is the I/O board? Considering that
>the SCSI port and the battery connection are both on the I/O board.
Quite possibly I/O board. Never had a case of SCSI shorting out the
battery or its connector, but PSUs are the things which fail most often.
Maybe ask Kyle on G-Books <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> He's an
Apple-authorised tech.
Assuming the obvious - battery is known good?
Cheers,
RD
Remy Davison
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