Lee, Hate to be a doomsayer, but my brother has the power switch problem with his motherboard. It works in windoze, but not Linux. His docs say it's a motherboard designed specifically for windoze. It successfully boots either OS, though.
In your case, it could be bios settings. Have you gone into the bios setup and checked things out? Maybe there's an interrupt conflict or the bios is having a problem reading your drives. You might have to configure them manually. If the bios is having a problem it should notify you, but I'd still go look. Mike Lee Roberts wrote: > I recently bought a K7T266 with an Athlon 1.3GHZ CPU and 512 MB of DDR RAM. > The first board wouldn't boot. MSI tech support said it was a bad mobo. So, > I got another mobo. It won't boot either. Installing this mobo was a > straightforward process so why won't they boot? Bad CPU? It isn't a problem > with the case, power supply, drives, or cards since everything works with > the Asus P5A-B. I'm going to contact MSI tech support tomorrow after work. > Another strange problem with both boards is that I can turn on the computer > but can't turn it off with the power switch. What gives? > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft? > Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com >
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