It works. Why I don't know. I disassembled the beast,removed the battery, and took the mobo out of the case in preparations for possible cuda surgery. I went over the traces around the cuda and surrounding area with a lupe and saw no signs of damage on either side of the board. Decided that my soldering skills were probably not equal to the task of replacing the cuda. Hooked up the PS and a hard drive and booted the machine. The mouse moved in the grey screen before MacOS loads. It moved in MacOS. It moves now. Same software, same hardware, same setup.
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