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KLUB MOOZAK #37
28.07.2010 21:00 cet
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KLUB MOOZAK #37
28.07.2010 21:00 cet
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This is why the machine's in the closet :( There's *something* wrong with the logic board. Don't know what. Sometimes it refuses to boot, sometimes I get The Stripes, and when it does boot, it'll just die to black screen after a while.
Note that I've removed the internal frame here too, I'm down to just the motherboard now. The iBook server booklet guy cut the frame in half instead, but I didn't want to break anything, in case I fixed the machine and felt like making it a normal iBook again.
KLUB MOOZAK #37
28.07.2010 21:00 cet
FLUC / VIENNA
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KLUB MOOZAK #37
28.07.2010 21:00 cet
FLUC / VIENNA
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LINIENMUSIK (AT)
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Lucas Norer
Lotus biscuits plus leftover molten chocolate == bags of win. Note the cross-section showing chocolate soaking into the biscuit :-D
Woo, it's booting! I read the instructions coreyarnold.org/ibook/, which said to press hard down on this one chip. It seemingly worked! The machine died after a while after releasing the chip, though.
I haven't figured out yet if it really is that chip, or something else that got stressed into position from me pressing at that point.