I've had the dreaded green light of death twice. Once, after upgrading my
hard drive, because my CPU daughtercard wasn't fully connected, and then
once again after a SCSI disk mode termination blunder.
The first time, re-seating the card fixed it.
The second time, Sidney's advice below worked fine. I pulled out the
battery and AC, and 24 hours later it booted fine.
jD
On 8/6/99 12:39 AM, Sidney Ho < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>If pushing the switch for 45 secs or more (if you have 80mb ram) still
>doesn't work, there is still one more important thing to try. Pull the
>battery and let the PRAM battery drain until the diode light goes out. This
>may take hours to a day or two.
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