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From: kak@stc-auts.UUCP (Kris Kugel)
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Subject: Submission for comp-sys-m68k-pc
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Date: Thu, 11-Jun-87 12:49:29 EDT
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From: kak@stc-auts.UUCP (Kris Kugel)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.att,comp.sys.ibm.pc,comp.sys.m68k.pc
Subject: Protection from bad power
Summary: Save My Disks
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Date: 11 Jun 87 16:49:24 GMT
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I have recently moved to a location which seems to have some
nasty power characteristics.  I currently have an AT&T 6300-Plus
machine, and may be adding another UNIX box soon.  So, two
questions:
	Is there something specific I can do to make the system
	recover from power outages in a clean fashion?

	What kind of power protection do I need, what are good
	products?

Thanx,  Kris Kugel
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