![]() Which means they either got the board to talk to the ssd somehow, or were booting via external USB/firewire. The person who purchased it was able to get it to work! I do not know the details, so this comes with a major disclaimer that I don't know for certain - but since they were repairing stuff and reselling it, I imagine they weren't just network booting (which worked fine) but intending it for resale. I am not nearly that technical or well resourced, and in my particular country it is cheaper to replace than to repair. Some people managed to fix this by reflashing the firmware via some developer/engineering interface. Replacing with the aftermarket SSD didn't help. This could be a bus/controller error or an SSD error - in my case it was both. March 2004 – MacTest Pro G3, version 7.5.Hi, this is what I can tell you (after experimenting, visiting genius bar, etc.): VDH002 just indicates the state of the firmware not being able to talk to the SSD. ![]()
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