Yesterday we had a thunderstorm which sent a spike along to my UPS 
which  was more than it could handle - as a result my trust PowerCenter 
motherboard fried.

It was about all that was left of the original machine, apart from the 
case, but over the years I had upgarded it until it worked as my office 
server running Jaguar, on a G3 card, witha 60GB IDE drive, Firewire 
RAID copy, and internal DVD.

Now I am left with all the upgrade bits, and Nil hope of ever finding a 
repalcement card in France where I live.

Does anyone have any ideas where I might find a reasonably priced 
motherboard (which will be cheaper to ship here than a whole machine)?

BTW, just in case, i tried all the recent tips about re-setting the 
motherboard, etc, including re-seating the daughterboard etc.

It has truly fried - complete with the dreaded acrid burnt component 
smell.

I can't help feeling sad - I bought it back in 1996, and the old thing 
has been through hell and back with me...and was still useful and 
running the latest OS - its last service was an installer dump onto CD 
using a SCSI CD-re-writer...SNIF!


Mark Willan
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