Step one: Hold down shift key while booting to disable extensions. Step two: If boots, find the conflicting/corrupted extension and remove. Step three: If no boot, shove in your Disk Tools diskette and Reboot. Step four: run Disk First Aid a couple times. Step five: Reboot. If that doesn't straighten it out, get back to us...
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