On Jul 28, 2005, at 9:23 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The list was down so we probably missed the follow up.
I did some testing. These are the results:
a_known good LCD + bad MoBo 1 = no backlit
b_known good LCD + bad MoBo 2 = no desktop & contrast at max level
c_known good LCD + bad MoBo 3 = the PB starts up as soon the
adaptor is plugged and then have the symptoms of MoBo 2.
Is there anything we can do on these aging MoBos?
That's what I saw with my bad PB100 testing. Back when the pb100
mailing list thru Stanford? was still up, a couple people didn't
think that was right (i.e. possible :) , but it repeated for me and
now also for you.
The post here about the 6? 8? leaky caps in the display is the most
definitive thing I've ever heard about it. sorry it doesn't track to
the display in our cases at least.
-B
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