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From: dtroup@carroll1.UUCP (Dave Troup)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Re: Bad //gs?
Message-ID: <191@carroll1.UUCP>
Date: 27 Jan 89 01:22:57 GMT
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Reply-To: dtroup@carroll1.UUCP (Dave Troup)
Organization: Carroll College-Waukesha, WI
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	Last year @ the end of the semester, my GS had the same syndrom. I
	didn't have time to mess with it, so I brought it into a local 
	dealer to fix it. Meanwhile, I called a friend of mine who had used 
	the GS as the "Cortland" to see what he thought. He had seen the
	problem on his machine a couple of times, but it cleared up after
	a couple of reboots. Feeling idiotic, I returned to the dealership
	to returieve my GS, but they had allready 'fixed' it. I talked to
	the guy behind the counter and there are no charge, so I didnt mind
	what they did. But when I returned home, hooked it back up, and
	switched it on, low and behold, the srevice tech took it upon 
	himself to service my GS with NEW ROMS. WITHOUT MY CONSENT!
	Yet again, I returned to the shop, a little but more inspired
	this time, and had it out with the manager(the tech was gone for
	the day...dont blame him), and he went in back and returned my old
	ROMs to me promptly. I still have them today. After I patched some
	of my software for the new ROMs I pulled them, but I still am
	surprised about the 'brain surgery' to my GS without my consent.

	Oh, if anyone is interested, the Transwarp GS will be released soon,
	and if you want one, you better put in your order now....AE has
	quite a waiting list for this one...

	David C. Troup
	dtroup@carroll1.UUCP