On Jan 3, 2004, at 4:46 PM, Joe Sporleder wrote: > Has anyone on this list experienced the problems with the previous > generation of iBooks that have been talked about on Mac news sites > recently? I have a 900mhz G3 iBook with 640MB of RAM, Combo Drive and > 40GB HD. It always seems to me that it gets a bit too hot, even by > iBook and PowerBook standards. The LCD Screen will start doing some > strange flickering and then everything will freeze completely. > Sometimes Panther will go into a kernel panic and talk about doing a > system dump, but most of the time it will not even get that far. > > I had to send it in after I had it about 4 months, under AppleCare, > same symptoms as now. According to the work order that came back with > it, the logic board and the hard drive were replaced. It looks like > I'm going to have to send it again, and it's still got 3 months or so > under the 1 year warranty. Fortunately this time and last time, I had > fairly recent backups to my G4 tower at work (thank God for Carbon > Copy Cloner!). > Joe > Joe I have no real answers. That's the model I have, and it just came back from Apple a couple or three days ago. Logic board and video sending unit fried. So far so good. I've got things backed up on a 160GB FW. It is rather ridiculous...sad, though. Gene