Sander Smeenk (CistroN Medewerker) wrote:
> It's really really weird, the BIOS installed on the board is the NJ bios.
> Again, if I boot with no keyboard installed the system boots till it says
> CMOS checksum error. If reboot again, it will stop there too..
> Then I connect a keyboard to try to access the BIOS and it stops booting
> after the CPU init or Memory test, and in worst case it doesn't even boot
> at all...
Don't hot plug keyboards. You can also try pressing <INSERT> while
powering-on [as described in the manual] in case your clock is invalid.
Power-on from full-off (unplugged) state. Check all BIOS menus for
correct values.
-- Robert "You have to play the hand you are dealt in Silicon"
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