Sounds like bad ram. But you say that you know the ram is good.
Perhaps one of your ram sticks is not fully seated.
Also: remove the cache chip.
The computer will run ok (but slower) without the cache.
Moreover, i would say that it would be good to remove the ATI card.
Run off the built in video (unless you do not have a monitor that will do so.)
ROM chip is not required, AFAIK. (it is soldered, somewhere else.)
David Stillman wrote:
> I just finished putting a 7300/200 Motherboard, 64MB Ram in 8 sticks,
> 604/150 Processor, Apple PCI 10/100 Ethernet Card, a ATI Xclaim 3D, and
> a 256K Cache memory together, and am having a problem. I am using the
> video card as my display. I know it works, because I tested it in
> another PCI Powermac. I know the memory works. When I power it on, I get
> the music it always makes, just no more. I do not get any display, and
> after the hard drive spins up, it does no more. Am I doing something
> wrong here?? I do not have a ROM chip. Could that be it?? Please help
> me!!
> Thanks,
> David
>
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