I tried a replacement power board borrowed from a coworker's bin of spare 2400 parts, and got the same result. (GLOD with G3, fine with 603e) I have another motherboard halfway across the country, so I'll try that in about 6 months when I have the rest of my things brought to me. Thanks for the help everyone. On 2/16/05 3:35 PM, "Tom and Lisa P" <gionpeters at comcast.net> wrote: >> I do, but one is half the country away in storage. Both did pretty much the >> same thing. First one booted a few times but froze, this one chimed once, >> both after a bit only showed a green light or the speaker clicked after >> clicking the power button on the back (alternated between light and click >> with each press). >> >> 603e processor still works fine in the machine. I may seriously tackle this >> again in August when I have the other G3 with me again. > > Definitely sounds like a GLOD. Have you been able to check the fuses > on the power and motherboard ? > > Hard to believe that both G3 cards are bums. Trying a different > power board is definitely a must. If that doesnt work, a different > motherboard. I notice you knew about the shorting issue - not too > many people know about that (and the great Japanese sites for the > 2400). > > The 2400 is rather finicky and having spare parts around makes it a lot > easier. > > If you end up having a spare working G3 card for sale, let me know. > > Tom (Mad Dog) -- Chuck Kenney FreeFall Software http://www.freefallsoftware.com/ for the record, google denies the existence of "shaved cake" -- xenocide -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: smime.p7s Type: application/pkcs7-signature Size: 2109 bytes Desc: not available Url : http://listserver.themacintoshguy.com/pipermail/duolist/attachments/20050222/bd7e4668/smime.bin