This may sound kind of crazy, but try pulling all the RAM out and put it back in. Then try booting again. The only reason I mention this is that I recently had a G3 that I had pulled RAM out of at the office so I could try it in something else. After my testing, I put the RAM back in and turned it on. Weird things happened, then a black screen. I left it on for a minute cause I was in the middle of something. Then, it started making these weird noises - almost like breaking glass. It stopped, then another weird noise after another minute or less. At that point, I jumped up and turned it off before something bad happened. I pulled the RAM out, put it back in, then turned it on. All is well. I thought I had put it back in fine, but it must have been just a little off in the way it seated into the slot. Hope something, if not this, works for you.
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