| Hi Kaarel and welcome to the forum.
I do believe your controler doesn't like the higher fsb. ppl overclocking their hardware mostly make sure the higher fsb won't increase the clock speed for i/o devices. They use different multipliers. Apple doesn't allow such kind of options. I don't know how you increased the fsb, but I believe you did it software based, right? My suggestion: revert the fsb back to 66. You might be asking how to do this - considering it was done via software? How about a firewire disc? Since you seem to have a lot of hardware at your place, maybe you can manage to get a disc with OSX preinstalled and plug it via your firewire port to your ibook. Boot from it and set the fsb back to 66. Hopefully this should fix your problem with the controler.
Good luck!
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