Here are some more ideas for you to consider. I once ran into a problem
when installing NT 4 and would get a blue screen during the install. The
problem was with the Diamond video card I was using. NT needed SP4 or
better to run, but the install disk, of course, did not have the service
pack. I needed to specify my own drivers for the video during the
install to make it work.

Another consideration is your SCSI card. I don't remember your original
post, but is it a supported card with the Win2k drivers? Have you tried
using additional drivers during install?

The last thing I can think of is a hardware problem with the SCSI
interface. Either the card or cable may be bad. I have an Adaptec card
that started acting up and gave me the fits that seemed to be software
problems till I replaced the card.

Good luck.

Peter
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-----Original Message-----
I used the scsi bios to re-format the seagate scsi hard
drive, and cleared the motherboard cmos by jumpering
it.  I've stripped the machine down to memory, video card,
scsi card, seagate hard drive, external IBM scsi cd-rom, floppy,
keyboard, and mouse.

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