Thanks to: Christopher Dupre David Harrington Marcelino Mata Max Trummer Hichael Morton Tim Chipman Jeff Putsch willief and Reggie Beavers who said what most others said: Sounds like it's time to call hardware support. Maybe the problem is the graphics card. If you don't get anything on the monitor a few seconds after power-on then try disconnecting the keyboard and attaching a dumb terminal to the serial port (ttyA) and do a power cycle. If you still don't get any response then it's dead, call support. If you do get to the "ok" prompt, type "boot" another response from willief: What do the keyboards lights do on powr on? they should flash on at power up, go off a few seconds, then flash again to show self test is starting. If it's starting you can do a stop-B key and plug a dumb terminal into port A to get the diagnostic printout. If is isn't flashing a second time showing self test start, then the module or motherboard has a problem. Commonly the module. Try reseating the memory and module. If you can swap out parts, swap out the module with known good/same speed module. Patrick _______________________________________________ sunmanagers mailing list sunmanagers@sunmanagers.org http://www.sunmanagers.org/mailman/listinfo/sunmanagersReceived on Wed Jul 24 15:00:33 2002
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