Try reseting the Open firmware and reset the PRAM and see if that helps. OPEN FIRMWARE RESET : At start-up press Command+Option/Alt + O +F at same time until white text terminal shows up, then type "reset-all" (No Spaces) . The computer will then reboot. PRAM press command+Option/Alt + P + R you will hear chime durin reboot. Also try command+option/alt + s at bootup you will get black screeen with white text at prompt type "fsck -y" (note space) this will do an extensive disk check, when done type reboot.
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