Ohforf wrote:
No, its a Hardware Problem. When you start the A500, a self-test Program(in Kickstart ROM) runs.
If something goes wrong, the Power LED blinks and the Screen shows a Color which gives a Clue about the Problem.
green screen = no chipmem found (or chipmem is damaged)
red screen = bad kickstart-rom
yellow screen = mostly a bad cpu or a bad expansion-card
So, in order to fix the problem:
1- Open the Amiga case (maybe you'll need a torx screwdriver)
2- If the color of the error screen is green, remove the A501 (that funny box accessible from the outside of the Amiga via the trapdoor);
3- Red screen: remove
carefully the ROM chip from its socket and put it back;
4- Yellow: remove
carefully the CPU chip and resseat it back;
5- Do the same with all socketed chips in the main board, if none of the above works.
