>My 2400 will no longer sleep (green light of death), nor will it turn
>on via the normal power button. I've got to hit the reset button to
>make it turn on. It runs fine on both battery and AC, and charges the
>battery fine. I've already had the power board replaced once. I'm
>just complaining.
>
>tew
Bitch all you want... I suppose folks haven't quite come to realize a lot
of these "dead" 2400s are likely not dead, but with loose internals...
Frankly, I think if you are half-awake, you could carefully disassemble
and reassemble the beast, making sure all parts are firmly seated
(without forcing them together), learning about static precautions and
such. After this, reinsert the battery, plug in, reset the powermanager,
the PRAM and see what happens. What do you have to lose but your fears
of computers and your ignorance of their parts.
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