Was anything inside the server (other than power supplies) that was reseated or replaced? It may have been that a part required for Post had a poor connection and upon reseating it, it allowed for POST to continue.
We can run a diagnostic on the server to see what we can find out.
Everything was reseated. Four different power supplies, both drives, memory, you name it. But there was absolutely no indication of power anywhere. The power supply "clicked" a few times when I plugged the cord back in, but other than that.... I looked at the diagnostics you recommended, but wasn't sure how to use it and at this point, was just afraid I'd kill it again.
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Was anything inside the server (other than power supplies) that was reseated or replaced? It may have been that a part required for Post had a poor connection and upon reseating it, it allowed for POST to continue.
We can run a diagnostic on the server to see what we can find out.
32bit Diags - www.dell.com/.../poweredge-1800
Let me know what you see.
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September 24th, 2012 16:00
Everything was reseated. Four different power supplies, both drives, memory, you name it. But there was absolutely no indication of power anywhere. The power supply "clicked" a few times when I plugged the cord back in, but other than that.... I looked at the diagnostics you recommended, but wasn't sure how to use it and at this point, was just afraid I'd kill it again.