>Strike me down with lightening if I'm wrong, but aren't the Powerbase >processors soldered to the board? Removing them must be quite tricky.
>Champ, I think what you have is a bad cache chip--unless you've >upgraded to G3 VIA the cache slot.
>Your Powebases should boot with their "Processors" removed, if the >former is correct.
Consider yourself struck. The computer (this one at least, and I'm assuming PowerBase models are similar) indeed has the processor soldered - to a removable daughter card. That's what I was talking about.
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