OK.
I've decided to give one last effort into curing my 2400 of the GLOD, even tho,
someone has made an offer to trade.
After testing resistors ( in a series ) on the processor daughter card, I'm beginning
to think it's not the processor causing the GLOD.
The Powerbook continues to charge the
OK.
I've decided to give one last effort into curing my 2400 of the
GLOD, even tho, someone has made an offer to trade.
After testing resistors ( in a series ) on the processor daughter
card, I'm beginning to think it's not the processor causing the GLOD.
The Powerbook continues to charge the b
Yes, a class action lawsuit. The loss of time, productivity and expenses
related to this obvious design defect justifies a more global approach. I
have owned used 1998 PC laptop (same year as my new 2400) and it has
received daily use in hundreds of different locations and has never stopped
functi
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>Do you have a spare mobo and powerboard to test the theory out ?
>
>If you want, you can send the parts you have to me and I can swap out
>what I have to figure out what is not working. It is in my best
>interest to keep you going on the 2400 so you can try the 2 MB VRAM
>hack (which I
In a message dated 9/3/2004 5:18:06 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Yes, a class action lawsuit. The loss of time, productivity and expenses
> related to this obvious design defect justifies a more global approach. I
> have owned used 1998 PC laptop (same year as my new 2
Nah, no spare parts. I may take you up on the offer and send it to
you. Or, considering I'll need a spare motherboard, from which to
obtain the second VRAM DIMM, maybe it would be a good idea for me
just to buy one. Uh-oh! Here we go again ! Man, I just can't get
myself to give up tinkering wi
