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msgid "Repairs"
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#: ../../source/repair.rst:5
# 6553ff81f6914006bd0b0b3c72007838
msgid "Your XO is built and designed for repair work to be completed with only your hands and a screwdriver, and the case includes extra screws in case you need them. Please refer to http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Disassembly for important details on how to start on repairs."
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#: ../../source/repair.rst:7
# 298775a5beda4b4b96d347778c13c8c5
msgid "For photos and step-by-step instructions on repairing your XO or putting replacement parts in, go to http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Repair."
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#: ../../source/repair.rst:9
# 9e5ccd560ab549e9a8979eabd4d975cd
msgid "Refer to http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Repair_center_locations to get to the most recent directory of repair centers, if you do not want to repair your XO yourself."
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#: ../../source/repair.rst:12
# d3f61fbafdee4689b8d2a3a6069d0ebc
msgid "Recalibrating the touchpad on the XO 1.0"
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#: ../../source/repair.rst:14
# 41a46a5b0c1c47e48382b374780be88e
msgid "If the pointer is not following your finger on the touchpad of a XO 1.0, or if it jumps to the corners when you touch the touchpad, please try this recalibration procedure:"
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#: ../../source/repair.rst:16
# d4a09302d55940dfaded064983188bbe
msgid "Hold down the three keys at one time: the upper left, upper right, and lower right of the keyboard and the fourth key, fn, the lower leftmost key, as the last one pressed, and then release them all."
msgstr ""

#: ../../source/repair.rst:20
# bfd5d282def24328b16cb8290205fa2d
msgid "If this doesn't help, try shutting down the laptop and removing the battery for ten seconds before restarting."
msgstr ""

#: ../../source/repair.rst:22
# dd438e3a229841c19babfd1d5495133a
msgid "Finally, plug a standard USB mouse into your laptop to bypass the problem."
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#: ../../source/repair.rst:25
# b44ae75103da4ff1b311e066a99c4f2b
msgid "How to do a Keyboard Test"
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#: ../../source/repair.rst:27
# 349a8d19e64b4d20a6bfaad0536ddc5f
msgid "Checking for keys that stay down or appear stuck"
msgstr ""

#: ../../source/repair.rst:29
# d27cee432b02418bafb9cc3fca4b8133
msgid "Your XO must have a developer's key to do this keyboard test. Refer to http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Developer_key for more information about developer's keys."
msgstr ""

#: ../../source/repair.rst:31
# acaf43c3254e48f491a9b5fe8cc87842
msgid "With the XO off, hold down the \"check mark\" game button (above the power button) while pushing the power button. After start up, the screen displays \"Release the game keys to continue\" and shows a text diagram of which key is pressed."
msgstr ""

#: ../../source/repair.rst:32
# 869809145d2044c18d2ab47e3bc54990
msgid "Release the \"check mark\" game button."
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#: ../../source/repair.rst:33
# ad4844368a964372b28408908bde0f7a
msgid "Next, after you see \"Type the Esc key to interrupt automatic startup,\" press the escape key in the upper left hand corner of the keyboard layout (a circle with an x). The XO displays an ok prompt."
msgstr ""

#: ../../source/repair.rst:34
# d211ad2e5921481ab3cabac3a4adde9f
msgid "At the ok prompt, type:"
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#: ../../source/repair.rst:36
# 7de19425dc1e4883854b103db3c200d3
msgid "``test keyboard``"
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#: ../../source/repair.rst:38
# 3d5c7fa262184d6aa0202d98a4a14aac
msgid "and press enter."
msgstr ""

#: ../../source/repair.rst:40
# 1b901e71ec804e77ba329cd8b4279447
msgid "A blue keyboard map displays on the screen."
msgstr ""

#: ../../source/repair.rst:42
# 0d8f1db5b4d6484bbd5ac1b5e9939df9
msgid "Press keys one at a time to see the keyboard map turn the key light blue."
msgstr ""

#: ../../source/repair.rst:43
# 22b7fafe5ac14c5ba83dbc20b302cffb
msgid "If the display on screen shows a light blue key constantly, the keyboard has a problem with that particular key sticking. Refer to a repair center for full diagnosis and repair at http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Repair_center_locations."
msgstr ""

#: ../../source/repair.rst:44
# ff063dd7c8734edf91e9e5f7eba0776f
msgid "Press the the escape key (circle with an x) again to exit the keyboard test."
msgstr ""

#: ../../source/repair.rst:45
# 1488ce57c31f401abb8f697bbcf5ec38
msgid "At the ok prompt, type reboot to restart."
msgstr ""

#: ../../source/repair.rst:48
# 93bcda4cf9984c928ed78844b150cb89
msgid "Repairing damage to the keyboard"
msgstr ""

#: ../../source/repair.rst:50
# 07381dbf50284d86bf9813ef7142b7a4
msgid "If your keyboard becomes damaged, normally it has to be replaced. Replacements are available through the repair centers. Information on spare parts and repair centers can be found at http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Repair_center_locations."
msgstr ""

#: ../../source/repair.rst:53
# 0a117f9a283c4842a33ecac97a12ee0d
msgid "Troubleshooting the internal XO hardware"
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#: ../../source/repair.rst:55
# 0c2d7029f3ce4a1d944e44324a6dad5a
msgid "The XO can give you information about possible repairs that are needed."
msgstr ""

#: ../../source/repair.rst:57
# b18387da3ef4483f9b1eb0b5680b2b89
msgid "Start by pressing the power button for a second, and then answer the following questions. Does the Power LED half-circle light up?"
msgstr ""

#: ../../source/repair.rst:59
# d8e571c872324e10911b66d39aaa2ea2
msgid "When the power button is pressed once, and the power LED doesn't turn on, first try resetting it."
msgstr ""

#: ../../source/repair.rst:61
# 9417cc799a754989bf5c6fb4b2ca3798
msgid "To reset the XO, remove all power sources from the laptop:"
msgstr ""

#: ../../source/repair.rst:63
# 6f2c114eba414981940cfbb35f6bf795
msgid "Take the battery out and remove the power adapter."
msgstr ""

#: ../../source/repair.rst:64
# 4a1f4a1ff0854b04b2c4722be86805eb
msgid "Wait two minutes. This allows embedded hardware to lose all power and reset itself."
msgstr ""

#: ../../source/repair.rst:65
# 9058d2adb959462a92998c1df555da64
msgid "Replace at least one source of power, either the battery or power adapter, and watch the power/battery LED while you do so."
msgstr ""

#: ../../source/repair.rst:67
# 036ddc9c253d435c88183cae90db6f85
msgid "The battery LED should flash orange momentarily (about a quarter of a second) when power is first reapplied. If you do not see this flash, you either have a motherboard hardware problem or faulty EC firmware installed. Contact a repair center for assistance."
msgstr ""

#: ../../source/repair.rst:69
# 68a2b1f39dde4ff18179f18961bdf22c
msgid "If the power LED doesn't turn on or flash, but the laptop proceeds to illuminate the backlight and even start, the problem may be either the LEDs themselves or the power LED driver. The LEDs are in series, so if one fails they may both fail to light."
msgstr ""

#: ../../source/repair.rst:71
# 58d6b0a8b2eb4087ad54a56d22219e66
msgid "On rare occasions, the power button becomes stuck mechanically. In this case, the laptop does not detect the depression of the power button, and does not turn on. Ensure that the power button is moving freely by pressing it a few times."
msgstr ""

#: ../../source/repair.rst:73
# 590de91140a1482d99581ca99f9545a0
msgid "If the battery LED flashed on restoration of power and the power button isn't stuck, and no other signs of life are detected, then you can't determine the reason for failure. Contact a repair center for assistance. Does the display light up?"
msgstr ""

#: ../../source/repair.rst:75
# 5bb1cd7293a9427f891bf35c9425a587
msgid "After starting the XO and viewing the power LED, the next visible feedback from the XO is that the display lights up. The LCD display should be initialized with white, then begin to show text or graphics. The backlight for the screen should be turned on, even if the backlight was previously turned off."
msgstr ""

#: ../../source/repair.rst:77
# 2df374ee4f564e1697593530303da035
msgid "If this does not happen then the boot sequence may not be operating correctly. Next, look at the Microphone activity LED to see if it is lit. If the power LED and the microphone LED are both lit then a serious boot error has occurred and you should contact a repair center for assistance. Can you hear the startup sound when the XO starts?"
msgstr ""

#: ../../source/repair.rst:79
# 62f4f77c983f44689454dde5eeeca6e4
msgid "If the startup sound does not play, this usually indicates a problem that a repair center needs to fix. Yes, the startup sound plays"
msgstr ""

#: ../../source/repair.rst:81
# c1e4b821c36c479d9e36917959ac995b
msgid "If the display doesn't initialize, but the boot sound plays, then this is probably a problem with the display. No, the XO boots normally, but no boot sound plays"
msgstr ""

#: ../../source/repair.rst:83
# beb6d8d002a0467490fe320072cccc83
msgid "If no boot sound is played, but the machine boots normally and has audio, it is possible that the default boot volume to has been changed to 0. While the boot sound is playing, you can adjust the volume using the volume adjust keys. This modified volume setting is saved and used for future boots. Try increasing the volume right after starting the laptop a few times, and see if the boot sound returns."
msgstr ""

#: ../../source/repair.rst:85
# 2dd5beb32e8d4414871756c2ca27c85f
msgid "If no boot sound is played, and the machine boots normally but has no audio see http://wiki.laptop.org/go/XO_Troubleshooting_AV. Does the display remains blank after starting up?"
msgstr ""

#: ../../source/repair.rst:87
# f01cb12ea32f4a1c81223d4ed9448650
msgid "Sometimes the display is active (including backlight), but no text or graphics appear. This problem can be caused by removing the power to an XO while it is upgrading the firmware. You should contact a repair center for assistance. Does the display say \"Connect power to proceed\"? Sometimes a firmware update requires two sources of power, both a battery and a power adapter. If this is the problem, provide both sources of power and reboot. The XO should proceed with a firmware update and boot normally. Is the display is showing an XO icon only?"
msgstr ""

#: ../../source/repair.rst:89
# e41731f335c04a1d8e158f929168351d
msgid "This means that the XO has started the startup process."
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#: ../../source/repair.rst:91
# 87bf914591a74f5f91453c9d90e30da7
msgid "You can see much more information about your Open Firmware by holding the \"check mark\" game button (above the power button) after powering on. That makes Open Firmware display more detailed messages about what it is doing during the secure boot process (including early boot messages from the Linux kernel). The messages are in English only. Is it showing an XO icon with a serial number and three icons below it?"
msgstr ""

#: ../../source/repair.rst:93
# f39ab3171e224bec9773401a0467d629
msgid "If the laptop powers up, but stops when displaying the XO icon in the middle of the screen, followed by a serial number (e.g. CSN74902B22) and three icons (SD disk, USB disk, Network signal strength), it is looking for its activation lease. This should eventually print \"Activation lease not found\" at the top of the screen and power-off soon thereafter."
msgstr ""

#: ../../source/repair.rst:95
# d6ef56b19dbf418090939ddb7eabece1
msgid "The solution is to re-activate the laptop. Obtain a copy of the lease (or a new lease) from your country activation manager, place it (named \"lease.sig\") in the top-level directory of a USB key and boot the laptop. See the \"what to do with activation keys\" section within: http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Activation_and_Developer_Keys. Is it showing an XO icon with a \"sad face\" above it?"
msgstr ""

#: ../../source/repair.rst:97
# e3be2e5190cd4d188c4c704c916e59f8
msgid "This means that Open Firmware couldn't find a signed operating system on the internal flash memory. Firmware bootup also looks on USB memory sticks and SD cards for signed operating system software."
msgstr ""

#: ../../source/repair.rst:99
# 4baf892ef5144b9aa865069d11126fa2
msgid "Try upgrading or re-installing the software: http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Secure_Upgrade. XO icon with a single dot below it?"
msgstr ""

#: ../../source/repair.rst:101
# 8f4d20db24954d37a2eb01cdc288605c
msgid "If the XO powers up, but stops when just displaying the XO icon in the middle, with a single dot below it, it means that something was wrong when the Linux operating system started. When this happens, try upgrading or reinstalling the XO. If this has happened to the same XO more than one time, consider a repair center for full diagnosis and repair at http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Repair_center_locations."
msgstr ""