In the last couple of months I've gone in twice, first to replace the DC power board and then the airport antenna lead (this one was harder). I used a really nice guide on PBFixit.com that has a screw guide. Each time I took some screws out, I taped it to the guide so that I wouldn't lose it and to know which one was which. The second time I did it, a couple of tiny plastic parts fell out and I can't figure out where they go. Everything seems fine without them though...said with my fingers are crossed. WL Good luck to anyone that Jean-Paul Thuot wrote: >I've been considering upping the 20gb in my G3 600mhz, but when I saw >all those screws and whatnot, it looked too much like brain surgery >for me. Easier just to buy another iBook. ;-) > >Jean-Paul > > > >>I just finished a project that took a LOT longer than expected... about 3 >>1/2 hours. I'm giving myself a pat on the back right now. >> >>My original 20GB hard drive in my iBook 500 was almost full. With the >>EXTREMELY helpful web pages at >>http://www.sterpin.net/uk/ddibookdualuk.htm and >>http://uk.geocities.com/ibookupgrade/ I managed to get a >>new 60GB installed. >> >>I cannot believe how much you have to take apart on an iBook to get at the >>hard drive. I truly believe that Apple could design these things a little >>more modular. >> >>And I only have 2 extra screws when the project was finished :-o >> >> > > > >>Definitely not a job for the fainthearted. >> >>Tom >> >>