Laurent Daudelin said:
is a common problem with the G3 PowerBooks.
It's common with the machines that do not have effective cooling. Cooling
paste is my advice and/or adding a custommade circular COPPER plate on
top of the CPU, if there is any room. You can measure exact thickness
with model
Thanks to everyone who suggested fixes for my near dead Pismo. The
hard drive was indeed bad, and I replaced it with a new 40 gig Hitachi
and added 256 megs of RAM while I was in there to up the total RAM to
384 megs. Despite all this new hardware the Pismo often needed repeated
reboots to
On 31/12/69 19:34, Dyna [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks to everyone who suggested fixes for my near dead Pismo. The
hard drive was indeed bad, and I replaced it with a new 40 gig Hitachi
and added 256 megs of RAM while I was in there to up the total RAM to
384 megs. Despite all this new
On Friday, December 17, 2004, at 11:18 AM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
I don't think that this symptom is a common problem with the G3
PowerBooks.
I used a Wallstreet for about 6 months, then a Pismo for about a year
and
never had any unexpected freeze, never, ever. Your problem might still
be
with
On 17/12/04 12:46, Dyna [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Friday, December 17, 2004, at 11:18 AM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
I don't think that this symptom is a common problem with the G3
PowerBooks.
I used a Wallstreet for about 6 months, then a Pismo for about a year
and
never had any
Dyna,
It seems like deja-vu to me while I read your post. I had a Pismo 500mhz
that exhibited the same symptoms (and more) as yours. It would be my
suggestion to:
Remove your processor daughtercard and take a very good look at the large
chip on the UNDERSIDE of the daughtercard. Mine was
