20 Jun
2002
20 Jun
'02
4:30 p.m.
On Thu, 20 Jun 2002, Doc wrote:
Yeah. The rest of the system seems to turn off, but the code '400' stays
on the display.
On Thu, 20 Jun 2002, Pat Finnegan wrote:
I saw exactly two in the 4xx's that were memory-related. However, 400
isn't one.
400
That's weird. There _aren't_ any 4xx self-test codes, as far as I
know. When 400 is displayed, the led next to the power
switch goes off, the
rs-232 port no longer has output voltage, and the machine just sits there.
No playing with the reset button or smashing of keys on the keyboard or
terminal will wake it up.
And the "400" code is still displayed? Unseat & reseat all the SIMMs on their cards,
make sure the RAM
boards' revision match the machine, and reseat all the MCA cards. Pull
the video card and the ethernat card, unplug all the drives and the
keyboard and start over.
Nice box. I'll come get it if you're already tired of it. :)
Noo, I think I'll keep this one :).
-- Pat
Doc