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From: rjd@occrsh.ATT.COM
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Subject: Re: Autoreboot on 3B2??
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Date: Wed, 18-Nov-87 10:32:00 EST
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> Is there any trick for convincing a 3B2 to autoreboot
> after a power failure?
> -- 
> Ken Mandelberg      |  {decvax,sun!sunatl,gatech}!emory!km  UUCP

  Depends.  On a 3B2 model 300, 310, or 400, no.  You can buy a UPS
for it fairly cheaply (under $1000 or maybe just a little over).  AT&T
sells one as do many other vendors, such as Topaz....  I have one on
the 3B2 beside me here and it is wonderful!!  Keeps it running for at
least 15 minutes...

    On a 3B2 model 500 or 600: yes, it autoreboots automatically.

Randy