At 3:07 PM -0700 5/17/02, Troy and Brian wrote:
>Hello,
>
>     I reinitilized my hard drive (zeroed it out too) and installed OS 9 from
>the CD clean.  Now, when I restart the Mac from the hard drive, I am getting
>a system bomb with the "unimplemented trap" error.
>     I reinitilized the drive again and reinstalled the software-again
>getting the same error. I checked the CD for scratches and the like, but
>none are there-it is in new condition.
>     Booting without extensions does not resolve the issue, nor does PRAM
>zapping or rebuilding the desktop.
>     My Mac is a 7600 G3 333 MHz, 512 MB RAM, 4 GB SCSI Seagate drive. Any
>ideas?


It could be bad RAM, a bad harddisk, the processor or a number of 
other things on the motherboard.  The only good way to tell is to 
swap out pars.  For starters, try removing half your memory and if 
that doesn't work, swap the halves.

You have to watch out, if the memory was the problem it may have 
caused corruption on the harddisk when you installed the software.

If you have a Jazz, ZIP or other such drive try installing the OS on 
that and see if it works.

Try reinstalling the original CPU daughter card.

Scratches on the CD would have caused the install to fail.
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