K7N2 Delta w/n boot from cd-rom

Building a new system. Has 2800+ Barton CPU, 512m Mushkin PC2700 in slot 1, GeForce4 MX440 w/64m. Memorex 40 CD-R and Teac 12X CD-ROM.
Went into Bios setup fine and set req'd settings.
When trying to boot off of CDROM to install XP, Floppy makes the usual noise, DMI pool info comes up, nVidia boot agent appears after "Boot from CDROM" msg appears.
I'm getting a "PXE-EX61 Media test failure, check cable" msg, then "Disk boot failure" msg.
I've tried both cdr and cdrom drives together AND separately, but neither one works. I know the cable is good.
Also have tried using cdrom AND floppy as 1st boot devices, with same result. I've read 12+ pages of earlier posts and replies with only 1 post similar to mine. Tried hooking up only 1 optical drive and using the floppy as the 1st boot device as suggested, but no luck.
Any other suggestions?

davida62,
Try the XP CD in another comp. Make sure it is not the issue. Also you would try the drives in another comp to make sure they will boot from the CD.
When we have the answers to those questions we can proceed with the troubleshooting of your comp.
Take Care,
Richard

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