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тАО12-03-2005 05:47 AM
тАО12-03-2005 05:47 AM
System is new install (SATA 80 drives). Booted normally for first 12 hours, loaded Netware 6.5, booted normally. Then hung during a NOS load, began intermittent boot hangs (no logo screen, no keyboard lights) and now no boot for many tries. MB and front LEDS green. SW1 all in off position.
Checked all connections, reseated RAM, SW1 #4 to reset BIOS. No change.
Any suggestions? Can't get to any device to load diagnostics.
Thanks, John
Checked all connections, reseated RAM, SW1 #4 to reset BIOS. No change.
Any suggestions? Can't get to any device to load diagnostics.
Thanks, John
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тАО12-04-2005 03:30 AM
тАО12-04-2005 03:30 AM
Re: ML110 G2 won't boot - LEDs OK
Have you tried to re-seat the processor? Sounds like it's loose. Do you get video flicker at all when you power on the system?
POST beeps or none?
POST beeps or none?
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тАО12-27-2005 08:47 AM
тАО12-27-2005 08:47 AM
Re: ML110 G2 won't boot - LEDs OK
Had to replace the mainboard to solve the problem. System unstable though -- periodic system lockup.
John Ruffo - thanks for the re-seat processor suggestion -- I had tried it. And just fyi there was no video or POST beeps.
Andy McCreath - thanks - although the mainboard solved the boot problem, your comment on the dodgy memory may still be valid. It's HP and I think that it may be the ongoing instability cause.
John Ruffo - thanks for the re-seat processor suggestion -- I had tried it. And just fyi there was no video or POST beeps.
Andy McCreath - thanks - although the mainboard solved the boot problem, your comment on the dodgy memory may still be valid. It's HP and I think that it may be the ongoing instability cause.
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