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From: walrus@wam.umd.edu (Udo K Schuermann)
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Subject: Re: IBeM on the 3000
Keywords: IBeM
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Date: 8 Mar 91 00:24:45 GMT
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I can't get IBeM to work, either.  My system is a 2000 with GVP 68030.
I have a "mount A:" always and I've tried it with and without the
"mount IBMA:" but so far IBeM eats a hefty chunk of Fast RAM and
immediately exits without an exit code.  No screen comes up.  No
floppy access.
	With both A: and IBMA: I can read/write the floppy in df0:
without problems, so I know that the mountlist entry is ok (I've
extended it a bit from the example, but have not altered any of the
given entries).  The mountlist has IBMA: but no IBMC: -- does this
make a difference? (I want to test this thing on floppy first before
reorganizing my harddisk).

IBeM sounds really nice, but I'm frustrated that I can't get it to
work and have to reboot a lot, trying.  Help!

I have over 850K Chip and some 3.5M Fast RAM available.  My system is
NTSC with overscan (704x235 WB), Rev 6.2 MotherBoard.

All and any help appreciated!!

 ._.  Udo Schuermann		And now for something completely different:
 ( )  walrus@wam.umd.edu	An Iraqi dictator without his underpants.