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From: jlee@pnet01.cts.com (James Lee)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Re:      Bad //gs?
Message-ID: <8901260136.AA02677@crash.cts.com>
Date: 26 Jan 89 01:29:41 GMT
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The only time when I encounter such problem was when my disk drive controller
was broken. One of the chips on there was somehow burned out. If I leave the
card plugged into my computer and boot it, it would give a checkerboard (which
is part of booting) but when it checks slot 6 it would freeze there, leaving
the checkerboard on the screen.

When he tried it with the cards plugged in, what happened? The card usually
gets broken when someone pulls it out while the computer is on, and it might
be that when he tried it after he get it back, he tried it with the card on or
something. Either that or a chip on the computer itself is burned out... But I
can't figure out why it was still broken when he got it back.

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