RJT> As I recall,  though,  those were both ATX boards,  weren't they?  Or
 RJT> at  least the one was.  And I don't happen to have a
 RJT> functioning ATX power supply here at the moment.  Lots of
 RJT> AT supplies,  though.

One goes both ways, though they both have the ATX connectors.

 RJT> Left it run for a few hours,  and I got a total of close to 250
 RJT> errors,  all  of them the _same_ bit error -- bad L1 cache,  it

I have one of those, L2 cache though.  I just went into the BIOS and
disabled it.  It's a little slower, but still usable.

 RJT> had only 16K of L1 cache as opposed to the 64K that the AMD
 RJT> part had,  and *very* different memory speeds indicated.

Yep, that was the AMD's edge on the Intel chips.  All the clock
multiplying tends to bottleneck the busses.

 RJT> Whoops!  Just tried it again,  after letting sit there off for a while,
 RJT>  now  it tries to boot,  I get "loading..." (from the floppy?)
 RJT> and then it resets and starts all over again.  Still sick.
 RJT> Only this time it got past the point it'd stopped at before
 RJT> and now displays the "System Configuration" box and is
 RJT> hung...

Can you get into setup?  Maybe try to reset to the defaults.


... Gee! How'd you ever get it to do THAT?
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