You should test your PRAM battery & replace it if you have to ---- before start looking for a replacement mobo.
The PRAM battery tests good (~3.6V on my multimeter). I also swapped it with a known good PRAM battery (which also tests at ~3.6V and boots fine in my B&W). I still get the single tone and single long pulse followed by a short pulse on the LED.
Any other thoughts? I'd really like to avoid spending more on a motherboard for what I thought might be a good bargain at first...
Thanks, Drew
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