Mac pro 2006 won't boot after lion install

hi,
under 10.6.8 everything worked fine. All adapters and peripherals were functional.
After a normal looking lion install my mac pro 2006 will not make it past the boot screen (Grey Apple logo with spinning wheel). After a while the spinning wheel stopped spinning but I hear disk I/O continue for some time. A verbose boot lists the usual output. The last line visible has a mention of macos_swapon or something like that. I do note the first couple of lines specify a 64 bit kernel is booting. I was under the impression that this machine cannot run the 64 bit kernel from snow leopard discussions.
The video card is an upgraded one (i.e. not the stock card that came with the machine). However as I said before it was working fine under snow leopard.
Any ideas?

I have the same problem. I did a clean install of Lion and created a temp account. I was able to use Lion for a bit, then I used the Migration Assistant to bring my regular accounts back in from an external drive. When that completed I logged off of the temp account and into my main account (without restarting). Still no problems, Lion was working fine. I shut the Macbook down for the night. Now that I'm powering it on the next morning, I only get the Apple logo and spinning wheel.
I tried a PRAM zap, but it didn't help.

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In this configuration, the machine was running perfectly. I, of course, wanted to upgrade....
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To make a long and frustrating story short, I wound up putting one of the original 2.0GHz processors in slot A, leaving B empty (maybe I damaged the socket?) and IT STILL WILL NOT BOOT. I have tried all of my processors - the original 2.0GHz and the new 3.0GHz ones - with the same result. There are NO symtoms or indications - no error LEDs, no beeps - no indication why this machine will not boot.
I have reset the SMC, pulled (and replaced) the coin battery, and left it unplugged for over an hour. I have re-seated everything I can think of.
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Hello Grant
>
Hardware sets the fans to maximum, and only properly-operating software resets them to "normal levels. If you have fans at normal levels, some software is running.
>
That's what I was thinking, but I'm not even getting the startup chime, and the HD sounds like it's powered on but not doing anything.
EDITED TO ASK: what software could be running at this point? Nothing has loaded from the HD, that much I know...
>Do you still have CPU A or CPU B failure lights?
No. I have just one original processor installed in the CPU A socket. No lights of any kind. (Even if I install an original processor in CPU B, I still occasionall will get a CPU B FAIL light, so I'm thinking I damaged the socket somehow...the light will not be consistent, but it's always the CPU B FAIL light - the light only turns on some of the time (and stays on once lit) - so that's why I pulled the B processor and am simply trying to boot with A alone)
>Do you have a flashing power on light, indicating failed or no memory?
Again, no. I can "make" the light flash by removing the memory riser, but when I re-install the riser, the light stops blinking (with power off during removal/install, of course!)
>Have you done the more severe SMC reset with the reset button OR:
unplug AC power.
Yes. I have used the SMC reset button 3 or 4 times. I unplugged the machine and left it (with coin battery installed) for an hour. The last thing I did last night was that I left it unplugged overnight (with coin battery removed). I have yet to attempt a power on this morning. I will do so and report back.
>
unplug AC power.
Press and hold power-on for a quarter minute to drain the power capacitors.
Re-plug AC power.
wait a quarter minute.
then power on.
>
Haven't done that one yet. (Didnt know about it!). Will try that second today, after attempting the initial boot up after leaving it unplugged all night. (fingers crossed) Of course, the capacitors are likely discharged now after being unplugged and battery-less all night, but you never know...
>Many things have to get synchronized after a CPU swap. It may take a half-dozen reset attempts before everything lines up again and goes.
Thanks for the hope. I will keep trying.
>
I recommmend you remove ALL distractions: all drives, all graphics cards, all PCI cards, all USB devices -- until you get the chime nothing else matters.
Already have done so. Last night I was down to 1 original CPU (CPU A), one memory riser with 1 set of original 1GB DIMMS, 1 bootable HD and nothing else (not even a keyboard/mouse - literally NOTHING else). Will keep trying in this configuration. All I really wanted last night was to hear the "bong" at power on!
Will do a bit more troubleshooting today and will report back.
Thank you!
Richard
Message was edited by: Richard Williams Jr

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Put the new drive anywhere you want. Does not matter. Can move it later. Can be drive bay 0-3 or a Firewire external or under the DVD drive.
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