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PowerBook Won't Read Hard Drives!

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Howdy everyone! I just purchased a little 12" PowerBook, and I was told that the Logic Board was broken, though the specifics were not mentioned. Well, it seems that the logic board works with the exception that the poor machine won't recognize internal hard drives. I think it could be the port on the logic board that's broken, but does anyone have any other suggestions? Is this a common problem with the 867MHz PowerBooks?

I know someone who's a computer engineer and he can work on broken logic boards, but what d'you all think? Is there anything I can do before I resort to that?

Thanks so much!

Sincerely,

Tommy

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PowerBook G4 Aluminum 12" 867 MHz

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PowerBook Won't Read Hard Drives!

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Howdy everyone! I just purchased a little 12" PowerBook, and I was told that the Logic Board was broken, though the specifics were not mentioned. Well, it seems that the logic board works with the exception that the poor machine won't recognize internal hard drives. I think it could be the port on the logic board that's broken, but does anyone have any other suggestions? Is this a common problem with the 867MHz PowerBooks?

I know someone who's a computer engineer and he can work on broken logic boards, but what d'you all think? Is there anything I can do before I resort to that?

Thanks so much!

Sincerely,

Tommy

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PowerBook G4 Aluminum 12" 867 MHz

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PowerBook Won't Read Hard Drives!

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Howdy everyone! I just purchased a little 12" PowerBook, and I was told that the Logic Board was broken, though the specifics were not mentioned. Well, it seems that the logic board works with the exception that the poor machine won't recognize internal hard drives. I think it could be the port on the logic board that's broken, but does anyone have any other suggestions? Is this a common problem with the 867MHz PowerBooks?

I know someone who's a computer engineer and he can work on broken logic boards, but what d'you all think? Is there anything I can do before I resort to that?

Thanks so much!

Sincerely,

Tommy

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PowerBook G4 Aluminum 12" 867 MHz

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