Thinkpad T400 reboot after post (right before boot)

After update bios to 2.03 i noticed, that sometimes my thinkpad reboots after post (right after system booting). First I ignored this issue, because i thought it's caused by vista cd in drive, so i was removing it and everything seemd to be fine. But now i know that this is compleatly cd-independed. It happens in almost every second boot, and is independed on boot priority or boot media (cd, usb, hdd). I tried to downgrade bios to 1.20 and 1.23, but it still happening.
If anyone know what is going on, please let me know. I'm little stressed.
I noticed one more think. After change to "diagnostic boot" in bios, after reboot I hear beep, which is clearly longer, than when reboot not occurs.
Message Edited by lucks on 03-02-2009 02:10 AM

This is still happening... but I think I've noticed some things.
I think what the problem is, and I'm sure this'll sound retarded, is Arch is restarting "too quickly". I say this because there are some times when reboot works properly. When this happens, I notice all of the hardware shut completely down for about a second. I hear sort of a "click" indicating to me that discs have stopped and power is off, like the very last sound you hear when you completely shut down a computer. Instead of a blank screen, I can tell the monitor is completely shut off. After about a second of this, everything comes back on, the Thinkpad splash screen appears, and then goes away and I am taken to GRUB. Everything is peachy.
When the reboot fails to work properly, however, I don't get that total shutdown "feeling".. no click sound, and my screen just goes blank, but not totally off. The Thinkpad splash screen reappears sooner, but this is where I hang and eventually get the error I reported in the original post.
I hope this additional info helps, as this problem is really annoying.

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