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Subject: Re: pc532's and ST296N's
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Date: 12 Jan 91 03:54:53 GMT
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David:

> >0002050 65 0D 0A 0D | 0A 42 6F 6F | 74 20 66 72 | 6F 6D 20 79 e....Boot from y
... more hex numbers deleted...

>    Well _here's_ the problem!  You probably just didn't boot from your DOS
> diskette.  Try typing "C:INSTALLR C" at the debugger prompt.
>    Liberal =8-)s...

I have no idea what's going on here.

>    Say, I have a spare 532 chipset (CPU, FPU, ICU (I think it's called the ICU
> anyway)) that I would _love_ to sell, or trade for a PC532 board.  Any takers?
> Please?  Someone save me?

How much?  Any offers yet?  How 'bout trading a 532 designer's kit, minus CPU,
for your FPU and ICU?  It's in a PS/2 cabinet and is completely populated
(as far as that goes), including the bipolar RAM.  (I stole the 532 for my
PC-532.  Before that it worked fine.)  You can plug your 532 in it and be
up and running.  It's not a PC-532, though.

> -- 
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