[Ti] :o(((

[Zefred]

Kynan Shook wrote:

> No, no, no...  You shouldn't hold the reset button when resetting the 
> PMU.  I know for a fact that this can cause the PMU to crash on a 
> desktop, and I believe it can do the same for a laptop (after all, 
> they use the same microcontroller from Mitsubishi for the PMU).  Press 
> it once and once only for less than a second while the computer is 
> off.  Wait 5 seconds, then power the computer back on.
> Also, try removing extra RAM and such things.
>
> Most of the newer portables don't have a PMU reset button; instead you 
> must press Shift-Control-Option-Power (but NOT Fn).
>
> When you reboot, your date should have reset to midnight January 1 
> 1970 (though this varies depending on the model computer you are 
> using), adjusted to local time.
>
> HTH, 


Yes... when I reboot...

But the powerbook won't reboot... it won't even start actually...

No noise, no spinning disk, no mac Chime, nothing...

:o((((