Hi gang...

Last night I powered down my home web server SE/30 in order to install a DiiMO/50 
accelerator.  It wouldn't boot.  No fan, beeps, no power at all!  I pulled the card 
out and tried again, to make sure the power supply hadn't died coincidentally, and it 
booted right up.

Any thoughts what might be causing this?

I doubt it's an issue with the power supply being too meager.  I've heard of people 
stacking a NIC, accelerator, and Xceed and still getting enough power.  The space is 
rather tight, with the DiiMO almost touching the frame on on side, drive bracket on 
the other, and monitor in front, so I've wondered if I could be shorting something?  
I've lined potential contact points with electrical tape.  The connection with the 
right-angle adapter is as good as I can make it, and the RAA is secure in the NIC too. 
 Last time I used the DiiMO it was good, and it's been wrapped in anti-static bags 
since then.

So any suggestions would definitely be appreciated.  This was supposed to be a quick 
operation to speed up my web server, not to keep it offline.  :(


Thanks,
Tim

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