On Dec 29, 2005, at 7:38 PM, Tom Baker wrote:
Thanks for the info, Jim. If it's a hardware problem, I've got a
lot of things to check; the PCI slots are all full: a USB card, a
SCSI card, a video card for a 2nd monitor, and a SATA controller
card running two of the three internal hard drives.
I'm betting it's the SCSI card, if it's anything. I've never had
anything but trouble with SCSI, for years.
Actually, it could well be a power problem. That's a big load on the
PS. It could well be that at startup everything's drawing enough
current to cause problems. Check bus-powered devices on the USB
chains, that may just be enough to kick it over the edge.
It could also be incipient hardware failure, something's drawing more
current than usual.
--
Bruce Johnson
"No matter where you go, there you are", B. Banzai
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