Like your 8500, I am now confused. How, if your 8500 won't start up, 
are you running NUM from your booted hard drive and having problems 
with Netscape 7?

Three more things to consider:

1) Did you remove the on-board L2 cache? The Sonnet has it's own cache 
and the problems you're describing can be caused by having the 
original, on-board cache still installed.

2) Memory interleaving. The Sonnet upgrades don't support memory 
interleaving, yet with your configuration, some of your memory has to 
be interleaved. I don't have a solution for this one, although you 
might put 2 of your old DIMMs back in, provided they're at least 2K 
refresh. Or, for troubleshooting, you could pull 2 of your 6 new DIMMs 
and fill all 4 slots in bank A or bank B and leave all 4 slots in the 
other bank empty. If this proves to be the problem, I'd refer you to 
Sonnet tech support for a solution.

3) Make very sure the processor card is fully seated. It's harder than 
you might think... If it's in all the way, the spring on the plastic 
processor card retaining clip will meet with virtually no resistance.

On Sunday, January 19, 2003, at 09:59  AM, Linda Hutcheson wrote:

> James S Jones wrote:
>
>> You say you ran Norton and fixed all the problems. Was this before or
>> after installing the RAM? If after, did you start from the Norton CD 
>> to
>> run it?
>
> I ran Nortons before and after installing the ram. But I didn't run it
> from the CD but from the application on my startup partition.
>
> I'll give these last 3 a try. I am getting another problem and don't
> know if it is related. My netscape 7 is now giving me a system bomb 
> with
> an error 10.


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