What are those EXTRA Ribbons in near the superdrive, in the g4 FW800 dual?

HI,
I got a little frustrated today and got careless, trying to partition an external drive by putting it directly inside my G4fw800 dual 1.25.
Instead of unplugging my 2 internals, I decided to try the ribbons that are underneath the superdrive, section of the case. It didnt work. Computer seemed fine, gave up and I went out.
Came home tonight and it won't boot at all:
1- Powerlight goes on, then off computer won't boot.
Plz help.

Hi there!
With the video card, you need to pull back gently on the brown or green tab and that will release the video card. Don't worry, when I was on a Digital Audio G4, I had the same problem until I looked in my manual and it said to gently push back the little tab on the AGP slot. The same for the AGP PRO slot.. pull back gently the little brown tab to release it. I believe FW400 and FW800 came with a brown release tab.
If you plugged in a hard drive by mistake to the optical ribbon I don't believe that would cause the problem you are having, as I did that one day and I do remember that my HD was running quite slow. Its only an ATA-3 which is not recommended for hard drives.
Might be something else. Try a PMU reset and report back.

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