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From: greg@hoss.unl.edu (Hammer)
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Subject: Re: Crashing with a card in slot 5
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Date: 28 Sep 90 20:05:00 GMT
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... stanp@pro-fishunt.cts.com (Stan Planton) writes:
>HAving a controller in slot 7 can cause the Apple to kind of "go away" and
>not boot into any slot, if the device attached to the controller isn't turned
>on. Try doing a "Control Reset" then typing in PR#5 (Return) or IN#5 (Return)
>to force a boot from slot #5.  If you get dumped into the monitor (asterisk
>(*) prompt appears, type C500G (Return) to force the boot into slot #5.
>Stan

You can also use 5^P (read 5 Control-P) from the monitor, which is
easier to remember than C500G.

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