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Problem with comp built for Linux..

I built a PC I intended on using to run Linux. It was using a AMD XP 2000 processor, had a 80 gig hard drive, and 256 mb of ram. I got it all connected and working and installed OpenLinux (from book "Learn Linux in 24 hours" that came with a instillation CD). My intent was to take about a month or so to learn the basics by following this book, then to later install Red Hat. So I installed this version of Linux and everything worked fine until the end where it was suppose to restart, but instead I got an error something like "Int... something." I forget exact error. So I turned off an on the computer. I could hear it restart, but this time the monitor would not come on. The monitor still works on my other computer (I have a KVM switch), but not on this. I tried the video card in another computer and it works. I tried reformatting the hard drive (by putting it into another computer and reformatting) then putting it back into the computer I built - same problem. Monitor wont turn on. What else could be the problem?

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