Fritz:
Offhand, I'd say you may have disconnected the 3.5 volt circuit
inadvertently. It's located in the lower right-hand side of the
motherboard--orange and black wires, if I recall--and that could produce these
symptoms.
Gary
Fritz wrote:
> Hi, I'm new, but I've recently had a tragedy. I added another drive to the
> SCSI chain and my machine has apparently died. It worked briefly and never
> started again.
>
> I get a healthy start up tone. The fans on the power supply work fine. The
> light's all function, but nothing shows on the monitor. I replaced the
> Matrox card and still nothing. I changed the battery and hit the CUDA -
> nothing. I took everything off the chain and used the CD-ROM only; trying
> term off and on - nothing.
>
> Any other ideas? I don't want to start using a regular Mac unless I have
> to.
>
> Fritz Ferrante
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