On Jun 9, 5:09*pm, Michael Vilain <vil...@NOspamcop.net> wrote:
> In article
> <e8748526-e50a-444d-8bc2-0148da1f7...@t12g2000prg.googlegroups.com>,
>
> *l...@anythingghost.com wrote:
> > My dual 1.8 G5 froze while working on a file.
> > Shut it down.
> > Now when I start it up, I hear it begin to boot (I can hear the hard
> > drive begin to read), then nothing. No ring and the monitor stays
> > black.
> > After a few minutes, the fans begin to blow very hard.
>
> > It won't boot from the CD. (But I guess if it's the video card, I
> > can't see it booting).
>
> > Any tips?
>
> > Thanks,
> > Lex
>
> Something's dead in the hardware. *Could be the disk, but if you can't
> boot from CD it might be the power supply or the logic board. *Don't
> know enough about G5's to fix it remotely.
>
> If it's under Applecare, take it into an Apple Store to have it fixed. *
> Otherwise, you'll have to figure out what's wrong on your own.
>
> Good luck.
>
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Thanks.
I actually got it booted (finally) from the CD, backed up some stuff,
then restarted a few times and it was okay. But it froze again. And
I"m at the same spot.
I noticed the keyboard doesn't blink, so it's not seeing the keyboard.
I think it may indeed be the logic board at this point.
Probably take it to Mac-Fushion next week. $$$

Thanks again,
Lex