on 8/24/01 12:25 PM, Jess Batiz at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I first have to press the usual power button on
> the keyboard, and listen to the chime on the speakers.
> But that's where the "usual" stops. After that, I
> then have to do the three key reset command on the
> keyboard....and the computer finally boots
I was having exactly this problem with my 7600 with an XLR8 G3 card. I also
had two internal hard drives and a CDR-W installed internally. I thought for
a long time that it was one of the SCSI devices not configured properly, but
I solved the problem by removing all 8 RAM chips and re-installing one at a
time. I found one chip that did not play well with the others, and since
replacing it I haven't had the problem any more. The chip passed all the
usual tests without showing defects.
Hope this helps,
tafkar
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