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From: albert@endor.uucp (David Albert)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc.misc,alt.cd-rom
Subject: DAK's CD-ROM Package: Buggy programs
Message-ID: <5918@husc6.harvard.edu>
Date: 8 Mar 91 15:57:00 GMT
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Organization: Aiken Computation Lab, Harvard University
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I got DAK's CD-ROM package up and running with only one serious
(correctable) hardware problem -- I had to place the interface card at
least 2 slots away from my I/O controller board or I'd lose the second
serial port and the parallel port.  I don't know why.

Apart from all of the previously reported bugs (esp. the CDPLAYER problem),
I am facing one aggravating bug that I wonder if anyone can reproduce and
confirm is not just my own problem.  It's with LANGS.EXE (the languages
of the world program).  When it is loaded in memory, anytime I type a Ctrl-Z,
no matter what I'm doing (e.g. in DOS, in WP, or while logged into a UNIX
machine via KERMIT) the machine crashes completely, requiring a power-down
to reset.  I have an AT-386/25 clone with AMI Bios.
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