Well, in case anyone is interested: I tried Battery Reset, did a full
recharge, thought it was working, but then after only a few minutes the
Powerbook fell into hybernation again, so I guess the battery is buggered.
Johannes
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Sorry, this is a little off-topic, feel free to reply to me personally.
My Powerbook battery has all of a sudden decided to have very much less
capacity than before, and I am wondering whether there is something I
can try to get it back to normal. It is quite possible that it has
indeed reached
Hi Johannes,
Yeah, you should try resetting the power supply -- it's a little
recessed button on the back of the PowerBook, marked with a triangle
inside a circle, and you need a pen or a straightened paperclip to push
it down. You want to hold it down for at least 30 seconds (this will
cause
Darcy James Argue / 04.12.2 / 4:14PM wrote:
I'm afraid you are wrong. Holding the reset button for 30 seconds
*does* resent the PMU on most PowerBooks, and doing so *does* benefit
the battery.
I stand corrected. I went back to the original post and found it was
Wallstreet. According to the
Even so, the Wallstreet doesn't have one (a reset button at the back
that is). There is a procedure to reset the PMU, but Thomas Schaller
suggested to use a little application from Apple, Battery Reset 2.0
which I am going to try first.
Johannes
Darcy James Argue wrote:
Hi Hiro,
I'm afraid you
