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From: zazula@uazhe0.physics.arizona.edu (RALPH ZAZULA)
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Subject: Re: Businessland Deal Screwup. LONG  Beware !!!
Summary: Deal went awry, LONG, complaints
Keywords: Businessland screw up, LONG
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Date: 6 Mar 91 04:22:16 GMT
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Hi.  I also get the old error 81.  It hasn't affected me at all.

Like I said before, error 65 can be eliminated by removing the SCSI test
from the system startup test.  In the ROM monitor, do 'p' and answer
'no' to the SCSI test question.

The problem is exactly what Norm said namely that your cube (and mine)
once had a magnetic boot device.

I know when I first talked to Norm, he mentioned the fact that these
were used computers.  I didn't expect it to be in perfect shape, but,
I can't find a darn thing wrong with this machine.  I'm very pleased.

I wasn't too suprised to find the Hex Wrench and Stickers missing.
The manuals are another thing.  I still can't tell what version my
manuals are.  The part number for my 'Users's Reference" is #N6002.

I don't know what that means.

Ralph