My Reply follows quote. On 22/02/2005 15:31 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: > Hello gang! > I have a Powermac 9500 that a friend gave me. I started when I got home & >it worked fine but it had been sitting for a few months. I opened it up to >put in more RAM & an audio soundcard (man...that was a PAIN!) & now...when I >try to start it , it just clicks , the green light gives a quick flash , and >the fan jumps slightly. That's all it does. Anybody know what's happening? > > thanks much, > Bobby --------- Did you reset the logic board after you stuck in the RAM and card?
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