luth-astro{at}earthlink.netwrote:

> Somewhere in the dark recesses of memory it seems I recall that this PS
> didn't require hardware switching and that some conditions on the output
> would turn it on or off.  The thing is, I now have it completely
> disconnected from the mobo and it still doesn't work.

On AT power supplies, they had to be plugged into a motherboard to get a 
signal back on one of the lines (I don't remember which one) that 
indicated "power good".  You couldn't just plug it in to the wall and 
nothing else and have it fire up.

Take the cover off of it and look for a fuse.  Sometimes they can be 
replaced.  I've had a few of them burn out a fuse and they just had the 
clip connectors.

Craig.




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