Bart Bremmers wrote:

>The memory gets tested, you can see the numbers changing as the test
cycles. It appears to 
>hang immediately after the test is complete.
>If I press esc to bypass the test, the correct total is shown.
>  
>
Dumb question, but I've seen strange things happen in the past -- are 
you sure the boot block on the hard disk is still ok? Try booting a DOS 
diskette, and then re-insert the old RAM modules to make sure the system 
still starts and the new RAM is the culprit.
Stephan


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