Don't know if your problem is related to blown hardware, but I was getting a GLOD after installing an upgrade card in my 2400. After taking it apart 3 or 4 times to try to fix it I discovered it was caused by not having the component seated properly in the socket. If you're very experienced and are positive everything is back together properly (I wasn't) then it's probably a hardware issue. Sorry, can't help with that!
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