Hmm... it should run fine set up that way, if the FPU's clockspeed was actually wrong then you would get stuck at a yellow screen instead...

If everything is working fine when the FPU is removed then I'd try using a sewing needle or pin to gently pry the FPU's socket connectors gently inwards a wee bit to make sure everything is making contact...

I'd also check the actual FPU's legs/Connectors with a magnifying glass just to make sure they are clean and not covered in anything that might make a bad contact...

Of course the board or the FPU itself could be faulty (hope not) but other than having a spare FPU handy there's no way to check really...

To me it sounds like it could just be a bad connection on the FPU as I say you would normally get a Yellow screen if the FPU's crystal was at the wrong speed...
