>CUDA reset? And if that fails try detaching the hard disk and powering on. If that fails detach all the IDE devices and power on. If *that* fails take out the PRAM battery, power lead and leave overnight to forget it exists. Just a hunch but maybe the PRAM battery is dead? You appear to have a voltmeter to hand - try testing the PRAM battery. If it is dead there's no telling what it could do - there are some Macs in the old skool that react really badly to having a dead PRAM battery. It's getting around to a time when, if the systems had ever been stood in storage, the first few G3 and G4 PRAM batteries might be starting to drop out.
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