whabang wrote:
What kind of setup do you have?
Have you tried to remove/swap some of your RAM?
Afore you start tearing things apart too much
you might try holding down both mouse buttons
as you turn on the power and try booting without
a startup sequence. I've had it happen that some
file either start-sequence or user-startup runs
gets corrupted and completly blows up the startup.
If it boots okay without startup sequences then
comment out any likely suspects and reboot with
them, repeat as needed.
A problem I have from time to time is the firmware
on my CyberStorm PPC card. Every now and then
it just doesn't want to boot. I can usually kick it in
the butt by bringing up the firmware menu, not change anything then reboot it.
Luck!
Bob :-)