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From: emb90619@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu
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Subject: Re: MacBugs and SuperMac Video cards
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Date: 29 Jan 89 08:19:00 GMT
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Yup, you've found a bug in the software.  I found this bug a while ago, and
reported it both to SuperMac and to APDA.  SuperMac claims the card is not to
blame, and that the bug is with MacsBug.  Apple says MacsBug is fine, and that
SuperMac must be doing something wrong.  In any case, the thing doesn't work if
a SuperMac card is installed.  It doesn't matter if the card is the main device
either.  Any ideas anyone?