Sorry to hear about your problems with your Lombard.

From my experiences with Lombards (I have a 400mhz) the feeezing and
non-booting could be from a faulty processor.

Is there some kind of pattern to the non-functioning? When it cannot boot at
all; is that only after it crashes after it starts up & freezes?

It sounds like you're thinking it could be the OS; I think it may be a faulty
processor card, and/or maybe an overheating one. Would you happen to have /
access to an extra Lombard processor?

Ivy F.

You could try disabling the L2 cache with some third party software like CPU director. Or, try running the unit with a fan blowing on the CPU heatsink directly.

Mad Dog

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