Hey, I got just like it exactly the same problem. I look forward to the posts. I did everything you did. Rich Milwaukee ---- CDT <cdt at globaldsl.net> wrote: > One of my G4's - the 450 MHz AGP Graphics, I think - started doing > the same thing one day out of the blue. I did the battery removal, > and leave disconnected from power for 20 minutes procedure I found > somewhere - nothing. I tried the PMU reset - no joy. I found a > pinout diagram and test procedure for the power supply online. I > dutifully removed the PS, checked for any obvious problems (smell > like smoke, obvious arcing, etc.), and could find none. I > reinstalled the supply and conducted the tests (the info said it MUST > be connected to the motherboard to get the correct readings). The > diagnostics indicated it was dead. I set it aside and began looking > for another G4. I obtained another G4 and moved my HD into it. I > was up again and happy. About 6 weeks later, I was going to start > selling off the parts of the dead one. Just for grins, I moved the > HD back into it, connected the monitor and keyboard and hit the power > button. Surprise, surprise! It came on and ran beautifully. Four > years later it still works fine. I STILL don't have a clue, other > than maybe being off for all that time allowed a charge to dissipate > from something that was messing something up. > > for the right price, I'd consider buying yours on the premise its > something freaky like that. > > Dan T > > On Mar 20, 2009, at 4:32 PM, Jean-Luc Brousseau wrote: > > > Hello, > > I have a G4 MDD 1,42 MHZ DP that refuses to power up. > > When I push the Start button, the led lights for half a second and > > goes off. > > Nothing starts. > > > > > Snip > _______________________________________________ > G4 mailing list > G4 at listserver.themacintoshguy.com > http://listserver.themacintoshguy.com/mailman/listinfo/g4