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Can't restart IIci

Hi list-
My computer was working well. I'm using 7.5.3, I have the original 
drive that I use for start up and a 2gb external with a duplicate OS. 
There is a supermac video card, cache card, an ether net card and 32 
mb RAM. I had gotten rid of a 17" NEC monitor (stupidly) and am now 
running an apple 14" off the built-in card. The SuperMac doesn't seem 
to like the 14".

As I said everything was running and I even had the IIci operating on 
my network. Then...I tried to force a start from the external drive 
using a key combination which killed something. The keys were shift, 
option, command, delete...which I use on my S900. Now I can't 
restart. I tried zapping the PRAM and got no zapping activity. When I 
start, the monitor lights to white (just a flicker) and then back to 
black. I hear what sounds like a hd crackle for a few seconds and 
then just the fan. I disconnected the external SCSI and ethernet 
card. No help. I removed the video card, no difference. Tried to 
start from 7.5 floppy (disk first aid)-no activity. Took the machine 
apart, cleaned it, changed the original battery, checked to see if 
all the ram and cards were seated, put it together and nothing. I 
don't know if I fried something or I'm missing something simple or 
what. Any ideas out there? Thanks for any help.

dan_A



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