At 15:27pm -0800 on 12/4/03, you (Robert McAllister), wrote: > I forgot to mention it before but try booting without extensions by > holding down shift until you see "extensions off" on the OS screen. If > the delay is gone then it's probably some kind of extension conflict or > corruption. Or the network is causing the delay like another PCI'er > mentioned. Disconnect from it and boot to see what happens.
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