It sounds like it has the infamous Graphics Chip separation issue.. this affected mostly the 800mhz and 900mhz ibook G3's Truthfully, its time to consider replacing the computer.. as it not worth even the simplest of fixes..

[quote|matthewfrey]It sounds like it has the infamous Graphics Chip separation issue.. this affected mostly the 800mhz and 900mhz ibook G3's Truthfully, its time to consider replacing the computer.. as it not worth even the simplest of fixes..[/quote]

I think that sunrisetech is right but before giving up just connect your ibook to an external monitor and check if you have video on the external. Could be a display lightning problem too.

[quote|lemerise]I think that sunrisetech is right but before giving up just connect your ibook to an external monitor and check if you have video on the external. Could be a display lightning problem too.[/quote]

Both are valid but try turning it on and leaving it for several minutes, it might just be a lag in the display turning on.

[quote|QEIIRepair]Both are valid but try turning it on and leaving it for several minutes, it might just be a lag in the display turning on.[/quote]

Thank you All My Apple Family!!!!!! I will give it a Try

[quote|BigTy]Thank you All My Apple Family!!!!!! I will give it a Try[/quote]