Well, I don't know what model your talking about, but I have a PowerBook 170, Duo 230 and a 520c and all of them use what's called a "torx 8" (my PowerBook 1400c uses a precision Philips screwdriver, go figure). They can be at times hard to find but they can be found at most hardware stores if in stock. Just be sure to get one with at least 2 inches of neck to get in all the deep holes.
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