Hi I have an Iwill DVD266-R the specs are:

2 identical P3 1GHZ processors
2 PC1600 ECC Registered 1gb ram chips

Processor
Supports single or dual Intel® Pentium® III processor from 500 MHz to 1.0 GHz and higher
Supports single Intel® Celeron™ processor from 300 MHz to 733 MHz and higher

Chipset
VIA® Apollo Pro266 chipset
• VIA® VT8633 (552-PIN BGA) Northbridge
• VIA® VT8233 (376-pin BGA) Southbridge

Bus Frequency
133/100/66 MHz system bus

System Memory
4 x DIMM slots
Supports up to 4GB DDR266/200 SDRAM
Supports Unbuffered / Registered DDR SDRAM modules

IDE
Dual channel ATA 100/66/33 IDE
Supports ATAPI IDE CD-ROM, ZIP-100 and LS-120
Supports maximum of four (4) ATAPI / IDE devices

IDE RAID
AMI® MG80649 IDE RAID controller
Dual channel ATA 100/66/33 IDE
Supports RAID levels 0, 1, 0+1

Audio
C-Media® CMI8738 audio controller
4.1 channel hardware sound
32-voice HRTF 3D positional audio
Supports Microsoft® DirectSound™ 3D and Aureal® A3D
Supports EAX (Environmental Audio eXtension) sound effects


Expansion Slots
1 x AGP slot supports 4X and 2X modes
5 x PCI 2.2 Bus Master slots

I/O Interface
4 x ATA/100 IDE connectors
1 x Floppy connetor
1 x SMBus header
1 x Internal IR header
2 x PS/2 connectors (keyboard and mouse)
2 x 9-pin 16550-based serial ports
1 x 25-pin ECP/EPP parallel port
2 x USB ports
1 x Internal USB pin header
3 x Audio connectors (Line-in | Line-out | MIC)
1 x MIDI/Game port DVD-R, KA-R

BIOS
2 Mb EEPROM with flash protection
Iwill "Bye-Bye Jumper" Smart Setting
PC99 Compliant
Plug and Play (PnP)
ACPI 1.0
APM 1.2
DMI 2.1
Adjustable Vcore
Manually assign PCI IRQ

System Management
Supports power-on by LAN, modem, PS/2 keyboard and mouse, RTC, PME
Supports resume-by LAN, modem, PS/2 keyboard and mouse, RTC, PME
Onboard DC/DC switching voltage REGULATOR supports Vcore up to 35A current

Hardware Monitoring
Supports voltage monitoring
Supports fan ON/OFF control signal
System TEMPERATURE sensor
Chassis intrusion detection

Board Size
ATX Form Factor
12 in x 10.2 in (305mm x 260mm)


Problem:

I got every thing plugged in correctly and checked it over and over several times
and it beeps several LONG beeeeeeeep, beeeeeeeeep, beeeeeeeeep and so on forever...
and I can't figure out why. could you help me out?

thanks,
Kyle

Two things you may want to check:  video card and memory.

Make sure the video card is seated properly...as well as the memory.

Have you checked this?

If you're still experiencing the same problem...try using a different video card to see if it still happens.  If it doesn't...it's the video card.  If it does...try testing the memory for any bad sticks.OK, I tried a different graphics card, pci, agp cards, no cards both ram chips also one or the other or no ram chips at all. and it still beeps the same i also made sure the processors are the same too. any thing else to try would be appreciated.
 Keyboard?no its a ps2 keyboard and its working properly.