[DuoList] Re: Where to look for a G3 upgrade for 2400?
Lisa & Tom P
gionpeters at comcast.net
Sat Aug 27 09:44:16 PDT 2005
>Bad news though. I left the powerbook plugged in while I was
>connecting the display to test the processor (wanted to make sure it
>finished booting, as I have a quiet drive). I connected the left
>cable from the display, and accidently shorted the power pins,
>booting the machine. Turned it off, connected the 2nd plug, booted,
>red tinted video (booo). I have another display, so I swapped to
>make sure I didn't just tear the cable, same thing. Visual
>inspection of the plugs shows nothing in the way and no screwed up
>wires.
>
>Zapped nvram and pram - no luck
>Connected external VGA display - looks fine, LCD is turned off, of course.
So the external doesnt have a red tint, while the LCD does. If so,
the chipset and VRAM is probably fine, maybe the cable or LCD is bad.
>Anyone run into this before? I'm going to check fuses and such
>tomorrow, and if all else fails, I DO have another logic board I can
>put in there, just not in the mood to do it tonight.
Check the fuses, but I have my doubts that is the problem.
>Plus, my G3s work. Minus, I cooked something else. Of all the stupid luck...
>
>On another note, what do any Newer G3 upgrade users recommend to
>keep an eye on temps, and what are good/bad temps for it?
I put a thin copper shim beneath the aluminum heat block.
Mad Dog
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