HP PROLIANT ML370 G5 SERVER

My ML 370 G5 Server does not boot
Please help

Hi:
You may get better assistance if you post your question in the Business Support Form under the servers section.
http://h30499.www3.hp.com/t5/Servers/ct-p/itrc-122
Paul

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A formal request.

I would like to formally address an issue regarding Adobe's
support of the Linux platform.
As a professional, I have been using Linux for years. I
started my technical consulting and support business running Linux
primarily on my desktops and servers, using productivity
applications such as OpenOffice, Firefox, Thunderbird, GNUCash, and
others to get work done. I have gotten along great with it, and am
proud to say that to this day, I am an avid Linux user and
supporter. I haven't been able to find one reason to switch to
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