OK. I checked the memory that was installed in the computer and
found one stick that was PC133. Removed it. The machine started up
fine and ran well with the HD connected to the SIIG card. Connect
the second HD to the mobo, got a lock up almost right away.
Reconnected the second HD to the card, the machine ran all day
without a problem. I must also say that I tried to run the computer
with the PC133 stick on the board and it froze up with this config
yesterday. I think I may be looking for a 'new' mobo' now.
I was glad to learn that panics are hardware induced, as I was
considering an archive/install. Saved me that.
Thanks all for your help!
Jim Sanderson
On 4 Nov 2005, at 17:46, Bruce Johnson wrote:
Memory issues are pretty much the #1 cause of these sorts of
problems. I'd start there.
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