Christopher,
What I would do is first is reset the P-RAM (Command + Option + P + R). Hold those 4 buttons down on the keyboard, until you hear the startup chime about 3 times.
If this doesn't clear it up, you will need to try resetting the NV-RAM. To do this, restart the PowerBook, then go into the Open Firmware mode (Command + Option + O + F). Hold those 4 buttons down, until you see an all white display and text (Mac ROM version, etc.). Next, type in the following lines below:
reset-nvram (Press return)
set-defaults (Press return)
reset-all (Press return)
The PowerBook should restart and hopefully the issue will be fixed. Sometimes you'll have to do this on some occasions, sometimes not.
Let me know if it works for you.
73s de Phreakout.
What I would do is first is reset the P-RAM (Command + Option + P + R). Hold those 4 buttons down on the keyboard, until you hear the startup chime about 3 times.
If this doesn't clear it up, you will need to try resetting the NV-RAM. To do this, restart the PowerBook, then go into the Open Firmware mode (Command + Option + O + F). Hold those 4 buttons down, until you see an all white display and text (Mac ROM version, etc.). Next, type in the following lines below:
reset-nvram (Press return)
set-defaults (Press return)
reset-all (Press return)
The PowerBook should restart and hopefully the issue will be fixed. Sometimes you'll have to do this on some occasions, sometimes not.
Let me know if it works for you.
73s de Phreakout.