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It looks like it was a BIOS problem after all. The new board is up and going.. though I never thought that setting up an SMP Linux box could be so difficult Thanx 4 all the help, and merry Xmas by the way

Well, I've acquired another BP6 board, but this time I saw it in action before disassembling I hope it works... wish me luck

Hmm, since all the caps look OK, I too suppose it's a BIOS problem... well, thanx for the help anyway, I'll try to find a working BP6 BIOS chip then :) InactiveX: Hiya there! Well, that's a surprise :) Seems like I bump into some kinsmen in the most unlikely places. "Kicsi a világ" as we used to say...

Ok, get this... I recently acquired a used BP6 board. It's kinda weird though. I have 2x Cel500A CPUs installed, an S3 video card in PCI1 and a 256 SD (high density) RAM stick installed in DIMM1. All this, with a 400W CodeGen ATX power supply. I push the power switch and presto: the CPU fans start u...