kpneal@pobox.com wrote
>  
> > Once you're sure that the power supply is operational, you may want to
> > measure the output voltage of the regulator that supplies the CPU. I
> > don't know what voltage is expected at the output, but it should be
> > substantially lower that +5V (appr. 3V). You may find some information
> > on the Internet.
> 
> And I would measure this across the two terminals on the backside of
> the motherboard where the regulator comes out?

No, measure it with reference to power Ground found on the power supply
connector Pin 5,6,7 or 8. You can use any other ground terminal, however,
this makes sure that you do the right thing... ;-)

cheerio Berndt
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