Just on a whim (and applying Occam's Razor), I opened the case, removed the RAM, waved a dead chicken over it, and put it back in. It didn't click in on one end, but the plastic clip looked closed. I pressed a little harder and was rewarded with a resounding click!
Powered the system back up, got a notification that the amount of my system RAM had changed (backed to 256MB), and the system booted normally!
mondialus
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December 15th, 2001 13:00
Just on a whim (and applying Occam's Razor), I opened the case, removed the RAM, waved a dead chicken over it, and put it back in. It didn't click in on one end, but the plastic clip looked closed. I pressed a little harder and was rewarded with a resounding click!
Powered the system back up, got a notification that the amount of my system RAM had changed (backed to 256MB), and the system booted normally!
Motherboard indeed...
Jer