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From: Wolfgang_Naegeli.ED_TSRS@QM01.CTD.ORNL.GOV (Wolfgang Naegeli)
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Subject: RE>Re- RE> Alternate AT pro
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Date: 10 Jan 90 21:16:07 GMT
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         Reply to:   RE>Re: RE> Alternate AT proble
Herb Poppe (bierstadt.scd.ucar.edu!hpoppe@handies.ucar.edu) writes:

>  The original clock chip had 32 bytes of PRAM, the "MacPlus" clock
>  chip has 256 bytes of PRAM. If the information in question is being
>  saved in an area of PRAM beyond 32 bytes, and the machine in
>  question is an "old" 512KE, then this would account for the
>  information not "sticking".

But if the 512ke doesn't have the PRAM space to store the information, why would
it not _default_ to the built-in AppleTalk driver?
It must be something in the System file otherwise it would not make a difference
with what System I boot...   or am I missing something?

Wolfgang N. Naegeli
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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