Sarcastically?
Pretty simple, really. There's four screw that take off the bottom plate, remove those, then there's four more underneath. Once those are out the mobo with the bottom case lifts off. The HDD/CD drive assembly is another four screws that are buried deep in there.
There's a service manual floating around. . .
If there's one complaint (actually, two) that I have is that they really should have made it with a 2.5" hard drive and laptop CD drive a'la the Mini. Could have been much smaller, or at least accelerated the development of the iMac G5. I do miss the 900MHz iBook though, except the flexing motherboard, the hated GPU issue and the tedious take-down makes it a write-off. Too bad, I liked mine when it wasn't acting up.
Pretty simple, really. There's four screw that take off the bottom plate, remove those, then there's four more underneath. Once those are out the mobo with the bottom case lifts off. The HDD/CD drive assembly is another four screws that are buried deep in there.
There's a service manual floating around. . .
If there's one complaint (actually, two) that I have is that they really should have made it with a 2.5" hard drive and laptop CD drive a'la the Mini. Could have been much smaller, or at least accelerated the development of the iMac G5. I do miss the 900MHz iBook though, except the flexing motherboard, the hated GPU issue and the tedious take-down makes it a write-off. Too bad, I liked mine when it wasn't acting up.