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From: mandel@uxe.cso.uiuc.edu
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Subject: Re: MCS Tidbits & Computer Hints Weekly
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Date: 11 Jul 89 16:52:00 GMT
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I had a similar problem with an ST-4096, which is the MFM version of the 
ST4144.  If you jumper the sixth pin pair on the rear jumper block (you
probably have either the first or second pair jumpered now -- leave that
jumper in place) it should clear up the problem.