Hello,
Could someone please explain what might be wrong with a Wallstreet.
It is turned off, the AC is plugged in, and the green light at the
hinge stays on, not blinking as it would do in sleep.
Thanks.
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The same thing happened to mine a few weeks ago. Green light on
steady, Wallstreet wouldn't start up. I pulled the battery and
unplugged it. The light still wouldn't go out. I left it in this
condition overnight. When I came back the next morning all was well:
light gone and it started
At 8:01 PM +1100 1/22/05, kaldav wrote:
Hello,
Could someone please explain what might be wrong with a Wallstreet.
It is turned off, the AC is plugged in, and the green light at the
hinge stays on, not blinking as it would do in sleep.
Green Light of Death (GLOD)
Unplug the AC Adapter, remove
I'm glad for the what to do answers, but I'd like to understand why it
does this? Is something wearing out? Did the shutdown go wrong?
Clark Martin wrote:
At 8:01 PM +1100 1/22/05, kaldav wrote:
Hello,
Could someone please explain what might be wrong with a Wallstreet.
It is turned off, the
At 2:42 PM -0500 1/22/05, C Mark Blatchley wrote:
I'm glad for the what to do answers, but I'd like to understand why
it does this? Is something wearing out? Did the shutdown go wrong?
Clark Martin wrote:
At 8:01 PM +1100 1/22/05, kaldav wrote:
Hello,
Could someone please explain what might be
Basically the Power Management Unit (PMU) gets into an incorrect
state. It is much like a program crashing and taking the OS with it.
In both cases you have to reset to clear it. There is a PMU reset key
sequence but I have found it doesn't always work. Disconnecting the
AC Adapter and
