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I've got a PR440FX which I'm trying to bring up.
There are two 32MB buffered DIMMs in the board,
and a pair of PP180's.

On power-up I get the one-beep POST code, 
'memory refresh failure'.  No memory speed jumper
changes have elicited any further response.
The S3V-DX video is black.

Is there any hope for this board?  Could it be that the 
EDO-ECC DIMMs are at fault?





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