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Damn, I don't have that option (AMI WinBIOS), and 3c5x9cfg just locks the
system up...  Any other ideas?

Thanks,

Charles

> Step 1. enter the system bios and turn off PNP OS (if you can)
> step 2. run 3c5x9cfg and turn off PNP on the card and enable
>         whatever media you want.
> 
> step 3. run the diags (in 3c5x9cfg)
> 
> Mark
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