Oh dear ... it's broken!
sounds like the bios is gone ..... or processor dead
typical post sequence
http://www.cacs.louisiana.edu/~mgr/404/burks/p cinfo/hardware/bios_sg/post.htm
Main Processor: The type of CPU identified by the BIOS. Usually Cx386DX, Cx486DX, P120, etc..
Numeric Processor: Present if you have a FPU or None on the contrary. If you have a FPU and the BIOS does not recognize it, see section Numeric Processor Test in Advanced CMOS Setup.
Floppy Drive A: The drive A type. See section Floppy drive A in Standard CMOS Setup to alter this setting.
Floppy Drive B: Idem.
Display Type: See section Primary display in Standard CMOS Setup.
AMI or Award BIOS Date: The revision date of your BIOS. Useful to mention when you have compatibility problems with adaptor cards (notably fancy ones).
Base Memory Size: The number of KB of base memory. Usually 640.
Ext. Memory Size: The number of KB of extended memory.
still in guarantee?