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From: jma@beach.cis.ufl.edu (John 'Vlad' Adams)
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Subject: Re: More A2286 woes
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Date: 9 Apr 90 00:41:12 GMT
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I too have been having problems with my educational 2000HD.  I
never installed my 2286 in the system as I traded the use of it
with a friend for laser printer.  However, I've been plagued
with numerous gurus (usually 03, 04, or 0B with 03 being the
most common.)  I've also been plagued with the dreaded yellow
screen which means if I recall that a guru happened before
the guru routines could intercept it.  I've been unable to
run several animations such as AntiCBS and Sneeze which both
run on a friend's 2000 with one meg and a super-agnus (yet his
isn't a 2000HD.)  Another person in the area has a 2000HD and
he has the same problems of the system not booting all the time
(when the 2286 is installed.)  Since mine suffers the gurus
without the 2286, I think the 2000HD has a problem in the mother
board although the 2286 magnifies the problem.   So how many
other people are having problems with educational 2000HD's?
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