I had the same experience (no hard drive spin up, just
clicking) when I inadvertently fried my old HD. I knew
right away, tho, what the cause of the HD melt-down
was--I forgot to install a SCSI terminator. This was
easily, albeit a bit expensively, fixed. I would hold
off on popping your new HD into your PBook and get the
old one tested at your local shop--if it's dead, you
need to find out why before you torch your new one; if
it's not, you've eliminated one potential source for
your problem. 

cheers,
Don Silver

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