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Subject: Re: 0308
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Date: 29 May 91 13:29:00 GMT
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Chris Moylan said:

>In-Reply-To: message from larry@lablues.UUCP

>Apple //gs Diagnostic programs?  Where did you pick these up?  I need some
>because I get scattered GS errors, and sometimes I think there's something
>wrong with my hardware, I do have a lot of stuff inside it! :)

They are Diagnostic Disks. As to were I got mine from, that is a good
question! Unfortunately, I do not know the answer. I think I acquired
mine with one of the GS's our college bought. Unfortunately, mine is
Vers. 2.0, dated 1986, and a ROM 03 machine will fail the ROM/CPU test. I
have seen reference from someone (Larry ?) of a version 3.0. I did not,
however, get a Diagnostic Disk when I purchased my ROM 03 machine.

Ray Waxmonsky (waxmonrw@snybufva)
Dept. of Geography
Buffalo State College