On Dec 29, 2005, at 7:13 AM, yersinia wrote:
Trust me, after this incident, I won't be doing any more hardware
upgrading. The only time I'll ever have anything to do with monkeying
around inside any of my Macs again is if something is actually
wrong with
one and it legitimately needs repairs.
Too bad, that should have worked.
My guess is that you need to pull the PRAM battery off the
motherboard overnight, press the Cuda switch for 15 seconds or so,
replace the PRAM battery and press the Cuda switch once. If the
original processor and jumper set are in place, you should be fine.
I've had to do this to revive my 7600 after trying to install OSX,
and my Beige G3 after trying to install OSX 10.3.
--
Bruce Johnson
"No matter where you go, there you are", B. Banzai
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