Subj : Shutdown Before Boot
To   : All
From : Terinjokes
Date : Wed May 18 2005 07:26 am

Hello,
My computer is expiencing some problems. The processor dies before it finshes
booting. When i turn it on i get to the GRUB screen, and can select either XP
or Red Hat. If i select XP i can get to an error that says 'You clock seems to
be wrong, windows can help you set it right'. Of Course it would be wrong as i
cleared BIOS hoping that would fix it. If i select Red Hat (Fedora Core 3) i
can get to the splash screen and it dies when it goes to load KDE (or GNOME, i
like KDE but GNOME is also on there). Its not my hard drive (KNOPPIX freezes at
the exact same spot), nor graphic card (tried my friends card), and tried with
and without keyboard/mice (never know) and without a graphics card (i guess it
freezes in BIOS as it never seems to turn its self off, nor play the
Windows/Red Hat start-up music (windows is default). All wires are hooked up
right, and everything is in its slots. What can cause this problem?
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Terinjokes
Script Techician (HTML)
AboveUltimate.com

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