Hi list. I reread Tim's original post several times and seem to think of several questions. First, he mentions use of a new video cable causing the initial problem when he used it. He said he lost the TV output part of the card but still had computer video? He could have shorted part of the card out or corrupted software, right? Second, he mentioned having his SCSI raid card in a lower slot. If this card has a controller chip shouldn't it be in Slot 1 or 2, with his video card in the other upper slot? Third, he mentioned running OS9.1 and an older OS- could there be a corrupted CD driver issue after his system failure? The driver used for CD or Hard drives was never mentioned. I know the supplied FWB drivers needed a $upgrade for OS9 so most of us hack the Apple driver or use Intech drivers. Perhaps the above observations may help solve or at least locate the problem for Tim. Paul
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