Some new info. Though the Sawtooth was diagnosed as having a bad processor, the techs who did it weren't too thorough. I swapped the processor into another Sawtooth and it booted fine. So obviously not the processor. Back to the testing bench. When I try to boot the troublesome Sawtooth G4/400, it gives the impression of booting, in that the front LED comes on, the fan comes on, there appears to be a "click" at boot (no sound though, as if Mute were on) and looking through one of the rear PCI ports, I think there's a red LED interior light that must be from somewhere on the logic board. No startup "bong" and no video (connected to a working monitor with good cables). Can't tell if the hard drive spins up, but I think so. Attempted solutions: - I swapped in a working video card - I swapped in good working RAM - I swapped in a (different) good working processor - checked that all cables were connected solidly to the logic board (speaker, etc.). Same results. No "bong", no video. At this point, anyone betting on the logic board? Any help much appreciated. Please email directly if you get a flash on inspiration that might help. Chris