Thanks, guys, for the (as always) welcome suggestions. The good news is the
S900 is up and running again normally ('nominally' I believe they say at
NASA) with my old Sonnet Crescendo G3/400 installed (chimes and max RAM
included!).

The bad news is: there must therefore be something wrong with either the new
G4 chip and/or the used ZIF carrier card upon which it resides.

I don't think I have a RAM, NVRAM, PS, or board problem, as the computer is
working fine with the G3.

So, what should I do with the G4? I suppose I'd better clean it up
thoroughly. Regrease and reinstall the heat sink. And try again. Or does
anyone have any bright(er) ideas?

BTW, there is a little green light on the ZIF carrier card that blinks
rapidly after attempting to boot until shutdown, even though I have the
black screen. Is this a good sign? Does this mean anything at all?

Adrian

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