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From: qruan@viewprint.berkeley.edu ((Tom) Qi Xiong Ruan)
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Subject: What does message "I/O card parity interrrupt at 156A:006E" mean?
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subject: what does "I/O card parity interrupt at 156A: 006E" mean?

I have a 386 64k cache IBM compatible computer, phoenix BIOS 1.10.14,
4 meg RAM.
I use com1 for mouse, com2 for modem,
I encounter the following message many times:
"I/O card parity interrupt at 156A: 006E",
"NMI (S) to shut off, (R) for Reboot, other key to continue",
It occur sometimes when I am using Procomm Plus, or window 3, or compiling
C program with Microsoft C.
Does anyone know why this message occur?
what hardware cause this problem, memory chip, BIOS, I/O card, or hard disk 
problem? 

Please mail to me at qruan@viewprint.berkeley.edu.