[iBook] problems with iBook after logic-board repair.

[Max Miles]

Why not call Apple up and describe these new problems? They seem a
result of the repair.

m


On Sat, 12 Feb 2005 21:21:39 -0500, Bucky Phillips <hover at triad.rr.com> wrote:
> i got my laptop back after having it sent to the fortress of solitude
> after having the logic-board replaced(only had the laptop for a month
> now). and i've noticed that I can't use my headphone jack any more.
> and also. a funky track-pad problem.
> 
>         At first start-up every thing was fine. then . after opening a
> folder.. the pad couldn't register movement  at any of the sides.  the
> center was fine. but if you touched at the side and dragged in.. it
> didn't even know you were touching it. reboot fixed the mouse but also
> stopped my headphone jack from working(sound works fine.. as does the
> microphone).
> 
>         Is it possible that these problems have anything to do with the new
> logic board? and also. are there any fixes to this type of thing short
> of sending it back to the fortress of solitude ? (I use the laptop
> almost constantly.. since I'm  either on campus or at the nearby barnes
> and noble.) .
> 
>          The laptop is also not covered under warranty since it's a 600MHz
> ibook. so sending it back is not very high on my list of things i'd
> like to do. this is also my ONLY apple product short of the 575 in my
> closet. so i don't want to be messing around under the hood with my
> soldering iron unless i have a nice set of instructions.
> 
> Nick
> 
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