This isn't a linux question, but it's driving me nuts so I must ask someone. I purchased a new case last week and moved my old system out of its case and into the new one. Had no problems getting my computer back up, and for 3 days I was smiling proudly as I looked at my new full tower on wheels. Then it started randomly rebooting itself. At first it did it once when I wasn't looking, and I assumed I just bumped a key or something. Then I tried adding my SCSI tape drive and all hell broke loose. I hooked up the cabling, started it up, and it went into a cycle of rebooting itself. Sometimes it would start loading linux,and at some point during the boot sequence it would reboot. Sometimes it rebooted during the memory check. It did this 4 times before I unplugged the SCSI cable and turned it back on. Did the same thing. Unplugged the power cable, and it booted fine, only to mysteriously reboot 6 hours later. This morning as I was laying in bed contemplayting whether or not to get up before my alarm went off I heard the modem click (my first indication that it's going to reboot) then seconds later a loud beep as the linux install CD booted up. About 30 seconds later, same thing. Does anyone have an idea of what happened?? I'm thinking either I staticly discharged on the board when I moved it (it's being replaced in a few months anyway) or my 300 watt ATX power supply is freaking out. Anyone have an idea?????? TIA, Brian -------------- next part -------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: tclug-list-unsubscribe at mn-linux.org For additional commands, e-mail: tclug-list-help at mn-linux.org