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From: Michael Robinson <robinson@netrinsics.com>
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Is there any relationship between the prolific negative calcru messages
I now get under 3.0 (my NTIMECOUNTER is already set to 200) and the 
static-sounding popping noises that now interfere with mpg123 audio
playback (even with healthy output buffers)?

	-Michael Robinson


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