Today, I tore it down again, even pulling out the motherboard. I found what appeared to be a few corroded solder joints and cleaned them with electronic contact cleaner. I cleaned a host of cable ends, etc. and reassembled.
Now the symptoms have changed. It boots up with the extensions on. This is good.
But as soon as it gets to desktop, it goes to sleep. This is bad. The only way to wake it up is to press the reset button on the back. The screen will come back up and whatever routine the processor was in will continue. For moment. then it goes back to sleep.
Bummer, eh?
This machine has 80 megs of ram and a 20 gig hard drive, and it clocks at 240mh. It was a great runner 'til this odd-ball stuff started happening.
Will a Kanga G3 logic board fit into this machine? If not, what will fit? anybody got one?
I need to get this behind me and get back to recording my killer ukulele songs.
Thanks,
Dan Scanlan
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