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Subject: Machine check 660 on a PC164
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So what is a Machine Check 660?

Since I upgraded to FreeBSD version 5.4 from version 4.11, I get a "machine
check 660" when I try to reboot.  I can power the machine off and boot it
just fine but reboots?  No.

-- 
   Richard Loken VE6BSV, Systems Programmer - VMS  : "Anybody can be a father
   Athabasca University                            :  but you have to earn 
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   ** richardlo@admin.athabascau.ca **             :  - Lynn Johnston