V Ram failing Hardware test with error 2NVD/1/4:2122

Hello,
I have been using my Mac now for just over a year now, it was a wonderful birthday present last October. I have had zero problems until now.
Red wavey lines started to appear on the screen on and off for 2 - 3 minutes and then the Mac asked me to restart, after restarting the wavey red lines were constantly on the screen but it would not get to the login screen. I ran a hardware test which when reaching VRAM told me the above error code.
Does anyone know how this can be fixed at all? or had a simelar problem?
Thanks

Hi,
I'm sort of in the same situation as you. Purchased my powerbook last july. Has worked like a charm until the last few weeks. My mac suddenly froze while playing Warcraft 3. After shutting it down, and rebooting it, i would get this message telling me that i had to restart my computer (from what i found out, that message was kernel panic). I've also had all these little lines on my screen, and while i couldnt get to my login screen under a normal boot, i could safe boot it. I've tried everything i could think of, from doing a disk utility repair, up to re-installing OSX. I finally took it in to an apple service center, and that's what it was. The VRAM failed the hardware test. The only cure is to replace the logic board... which means 750$(Canadian) + Labor + taxes. he said it would probably be around 900-1000$ to fix it. Now, considering this powerbook is worth about that amount of money on ebay, (in working condition), i am very dissapointed as my warranty expired about 2 months ago.
Tough luck mate.
Powerbook G4, 12'', 1.5 GHZ, 768MB RAM, 60GB, Combo Mac OS X (10.4.8)

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Mß wrote:
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