This really sounds like a CPU or memory problem...can you swap out the
memory long enough to test it ? Do you have a coast module.....pull it out
and then try to boot. I would also pull the CPU out and give it and the
socket a good blow off with compressed air......the P 150 is probably the
most over clocked CPU out there...this isn't one of them is it?
If none of this helps I would start suspecting the BIOS or the motherboard.

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>I have a Pent. 150. It was working fine last night. This morning it started
>re-booting after the memory check, just after it gives the name and date of
>the Award Bios. It will keep doing that until I turn the power off. The Delete
>message to enter CMOS is at the bottom of the screen, but will not let me
>enter CMOS setup. I put in a new power supply, to no avail. I checked the
>memory to see if it was seated OK and moved the memory around, but no dice.
>What could be causing this?
>
>Phillip Haveard
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