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by cdobbin
by revbill34
by thechas
1. Drop the RAM back to 256MB, or 384MB.
You may have a configuration that bumps your system into the Windows 9X/Me RAM wall.
2. Make sure that the motherboard is setting the CPU clock speed properly.
It may detect the CPU properly, but may be setting the clock wrong in BIOS settings.
I have fixed several reluctant socket A systems by manually setting the clock speed in BIOS settings.
Next, disable all on-board devices in BIOS settings (sound, ports, etc) and see if you can boot then.
Chas
by revbill34
by kuhlio
by revbill34
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