No I didn't I just got home....I'll try it now. 30 seconds long
enough?
thanks,
Bobby
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
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Did you reset the logic board after you stuck in the RAM and card?
You need to press the CUDA button (usually a small <1/4") button
near the processor slot.
Ken
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