Hi,
I'm building a "Macenstein" from a 667 logic board. I have placed the RAM, hard drive, and dvd drive. I plugged the AC in, but there's no way to turn it on. How do I do that? Is there a switch hack?
Thanks,
Steven
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There should be a little two prong plug/port that the cable for the power button plugs into. Just short that (preferably by using a real power button) briefly and it should boot. This worked for my iBook.
You are a genius...the macenstein lives! it lives! I found on the underside of the logic board.
Thanks
That will make a great mac
It will also make a great machine for overclocking as powerbook processors when properly cooled can normally do some huge overclocks.
Hi,
Several thoughts...
1. how difficult is it? I haven't done any motherboard soldering before
2. which jumpers/resistors does one move?
3. what's the speed gain
4. what type of cooling would you suggest? I was going to add an aluminum heat sink to the processor...do I need more?
Thanks
Steven
If you haven't done overclocking before, a laptop board is not the place to start.
Yeah, I answered so fast cause I learned about the power plug as I was trying to overclock my iBook and I needed to check it before reassmbly.
Oh, and I failed to overclock the iBook and in fact killed the mobo.
I am sory to hear about your ibook. Thanks everyone for your input. I wil not overclock my logic board!
I'll post pictures - I'm planning to use 2 clear acrylic sheets and 4 acrylic rods (at the corners) and hook it up to an external VGA LCD.
Regards