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From: whitney@husc4.HARVARD.EDU (glen whitney)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Request for programs to change Turbo Mode on an AT
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Date: Wed, 5-Aug-87 11:55:14 EDT
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Posted: Wed Aug  5 11:55:14 1987
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Summar: Let me clarify my request



	I own an a Turbo AT-clone, set to run at 6Mhz at bootup.  Upon
pressing Ctrl-Alt-Grey Minus, the speed changes to 10Mhz.  Upon pressing
Ctrl-Alt-Grey Minus again, the speed changes back to 6 Mhz.  The BIOS is
the 'Phoenix 80286 ROM BIOS Version 3.06' (or at least that's what it 
says at bootup).  I am looking for a program, preferably a debug script to 
create a program, that will change speed for me.  If it is necessary to 
use 2 programs, one to change to 10Mhz, and one to change to 6Mhz, that's
okay. I have two other questions (besides just 'Does anyone have these?'), 
which may be rather stupid, because I am new to this type of thing.  These
are:

	Why can't you just write a program to put the ascii code or whatever
for Ctrl-Alt-Grey Minus into the keyboard buffer?

	Why can't I use the same programs used on a Turbo-XT clone to change
speed?

	Any help would be really appreciated.

				Wayne Whitney
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