>>Here's the sceneraio. I was working on a small C program, it compiled, so
>>I executed it. The power light died, the machine DID NOT lock up or crash.
>>(And, no, the program was not supposed to do this.) So, I reboot. The light
>>is still off. So, I kill the power, wait a couple of minutes, power on again,
>>and (guess what) NO light.
>>
>>Everything else appears to be working fine. Ideas??
>>
>>bri
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>> Brian P. Walenz Computer Engineering|Science
>> guido@iastate.edu Ames, IA (515)296-5326
>> "EE's do it with power, CprE's do it with LOGIC."
>The power led died ?! No relation to your programming.
>It's a possibility......
>Solution? buy a new led and replace the old one.
29 cents at Radio Shack.
-Doc
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