Okay. From the title of your post, it looks like you are wanting help getting this iBook back together. So, I'll try to offer what I can.
First, it's not a G4 iBook. It's a G3 500Mhz dual USB - the first generation of white iBooks. I'm not sure why you would try to combine the two at all.
Now, you say "so i had a dead ibook g4 with a good display" - you mean you had this part in addition to the G3 iBook which you were given?
Then " i took the g4 screen out and put the LDVS connector from the g3 into the ibook g4 scre[e]n" - I'm not quite sure what you mean by this either. You took apart both displays and swapped the cable from one to the other? Was the LVDS cable connector different between the two iBooks? Generally, it is not recommended that you swap display between such a large generation gap. The displays aren't usually the same. However, since the display resolutions on all white iBooks are the same, perhaps it will be alright.
So then you proceed to ruin the internal microphone by cutting the connection instead of replacing it properly, and, when a connector was different "i didn't give a shit i shoved it into the ibook anyways " -- how do you expect to repair a computer properly with that attitude? Why even bother?
" i guess i could put it on ebay and say its a ibookg4 and that i don't know what the speed is and i could get hella money its got 576megs of ram and a airport card that works
" -- Great idea! Let's lie and deceive another buyer and contribute to the dishonesty and scamming already present on eBay. If you're lucky the buyer will realize what you did and claim a Paypal dispute - and you'll be screwed out of your cash AND the iBook.
" i put tiger and its slow as hell " -- Well, you must have done something wrong - I have two iBook G3s (500MHz) running Tiger quite comfortably with 320MB and 384MB of RAM.
Perhaps if you would explain a little more clearly what problems you have with the iBook, what all you have done, and if you are even interested in making a decent Mac from the parts, we would be more likely to help. And, pictures of how the unit currently is might help as well.
First, it's not a G4 iBook. It's a G3 500Mhz dual USB - the first generation of white iBooks. I'm not sure why you would try to combine the two at all.
Now, you say "so i had a dead ibook g4 with a good display" - you mean you had this part in addition to the G3 iBook which you were given?
Then " i took the g4 screen out and put the LDVS connector from the g3 into the ibook g4 scre[e]n" - I'm not quite sure what you mean by this either. You took apart both displays and swapped the cable from one to the other? Was the LVDS cable connector different between the two iBooks? Generally, it is not recommended that you swap display between such a large generation gap. The displays aren't usually the same. However, since the display resolutions on all white iBooks are the same, perhaps it will be alright.
So then you proceed to ruin the internal microphone by cutting the connection instead of replacing it properly, and, when a connector was different "i didn't give a shit i shoved it into the ibook anyways " -- how do you expect to repair a computer properly with that attitude? Why even bother?
" i guess i could put it on ebay and say its a ibookg4 and that i don't know what the speed is and i could get hella money its got 576megs of ram and a airport card that works
" -- Great idea! Let's lie and deceive another buyer and contribute to the dishonesty and scamming already present on eBay. If you're lucky the buyer will realize what you did and claim a Paypal dispute - and you'll be screwed out of your cash AND the iBook." i put tiger and its slow as hell " -- Well, you must have done something wrong - I have two iBook G3s (500MHz) running Tiger quite comfortably with 320MB and 384MB of RAM.
Perhaps if you would explain a little more clearly what problems you have with the iBook, what all you have done, and if you are even interested in making a decent Mac from the parts, we would be more likely to help. And, pictures of how the unit currently is might help as well.