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From: howard@lysator.liu.se (M V Howard)
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Subject: Re: Reset buttons
Keywords: left foot reset wslog
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Date: 28 Aug 90 16:21:34 GMT
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bbs00068@uafcseg.uucp (Joel Kolstad) writes:

>(This really ought to be a reply to some other message, but...)

>Someone wanted to know "what the reset button did."  He basically described
>his experience with it.  The only thing that I want to add is that it does
>generate a WSLOG (undocumented command, for those who don't already know.
>Type it in.  Hit Enter.  It stands for Warm Start Log) entry.

Some time back when i slammed my first memory card in an merged memory, I
discovered another WSLOG entry. I can't remember if it was merging or
unmerging that caused it. (My memory's a bit rusty on this...)
Anyone with similar experience ?? 

/MHd

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