On 2003-03-12 06:24, "Brian Hugh Warren" <stationwagon at watchtan.com> wrote: > I tried booting from a CD - it didn't work. I tried with a few different CDs - > the only one that worked (and it only worked once, i tried it more than once) > was the hardware test cd. And did you run the hardware tests? >> I would try to Zap the PRAM. > > Tried it. I let it "bong" about 7 or 8 times - for good measure. :) Can you boot into Open Firmware? Hold down Command+O+F at startup. If you get to the Open Firmware prompt, type reset-vram<return> reset-all<return> reboot<return> That does a better job of wiping the non-volatile RAM. >> Now, if that doesn't work, you need to do a Power Manager reset. On my 600 >> Mhz iBook this reset button is a tiny dot over the headphone jack. I don't >> know if they moved it on your model. > > can't find it. It's not above the headphone jack. Maybe it doesn't exist on my > model? It doesn't. It was only on the first two revisions of the white iBook. To reset the Power Manager, refer to these instructions: <http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=14449#faq6> ,xtG .tsooJ -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ <o))>< <o))>< <o))>< <o))>< <o))>< <o))>< <o))>< \V/ _______|_______\|/_______V_\/vV_________\|/_____ -- Joost van de Griek <http://www.jvdg.net/>