pull the chips out and re-seat them - ram hardly ever dies but under the
conditions that you mention the contacts could use a bit of burnishing (will
happen when you pull and replace. Also - try strating up fron the CD (hold
down 'c' throughout startup process - your system file may have become
corrupted ( possible - the only time my goes down is when my son dinks around
with games)
hit the 'cuda' switch - hold it down for 15 seconds to resent the pram - or
else pull the battery for a bit - does the same thing.
last - try these suggestions starting with the cd, then the battery, then
re-setting the dimm & rom boards.
good luck
dave
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