But, because I had a Starmax (also known as a tanzania) I always remember the CUDA switch. Before you push it, the battery (a good battery of course) must be in place and the machine plugged in. I hear all sorts of things about how long to hold it down and so forth--with a pencil eraser of course--but I suspect that a firm, deliberate push and release is adequate.
After that you can zap the PRAM.
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