My mid-2005 iBook G4 has suffered what I THINK is a precipitous loss of battery charging capacity. At this point it will only show about 20 minutes of charge in the battery menu item, and this is confirmed by real-world usage. Also, the lights on the back of the battery only light up one light with what should be a full charge. During charging, that one light blinks as they always do, but I think that with a "good" battery, it usually blinks all of them during charging? (Now I can't remember). I'm fairly certain that I was gettin reasonable charges (over an hour) before this started a couple of weeks ago. No injuries to the iBook, overheating, etc. noted. But around the time that this started, I noticed full power loss while I was using the iBook on battery power, with no shutdown warnings or anything to suggest that there was about to be a problem. I have tried zapping the PRAM, disconnecting the power adapter for extended periods (clearly the adapter works, since it's able to charge the battery partially), and resetting the power managment unit by holding down shift-control-option-power, letting go, then waiting 5 seconds and then starting the computer. No dice. Any suggestions before I buy a new battery? Now I REALLY wish I had a battery that falls in the recall serial number range! Thanks :-) Michael