Still getting the blackscreen. I know the Video Card is good. The machine powers up, but no chime. I tried a 132 mg CPU out of a Mac and got the car crash. The 180 CPU does not get the car crash, so I'm guessing it's good. I've pulled the cache, and I've put it back in, no change. I've tried with zero ram, the ram found in the machine, and two 16 mg for sure good FPM sticks, no change. I've re-set the Cuda (10 second holddown) at each juncture, no change. I've tried several different batteries (none certifiable, no change). I'm fairly persuaded that it is a solvable problem and that the hardware is not the culprit, only operator ignorance. Still looking for help. Newbie and a day, -- All the best, R.A. Cantrell
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