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				 Re: Yet another victim. 
 While it may not be the problem in this case, old RAM can cause some pretty strange problems, including sporadic (or even not-so-sporadic) failures to boot.
 I just recently got an older system up and running that had given me grief for a long time.  I replaced every piece of it, including the case and power supply, but didn't think to change the RAM.  I had all kinds of odd problems, including frequent failures to boot.  Then, I got smart and changed the RAM out, and it works like a champ.
 
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