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Subject: Matrox Meteor & Natoma chipset arg...
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From: Amancio Hasty <hasty@rah.star-gate.com>
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Well, the saga continues . According to Omnimedia the  system lock up
problem is due to the Natoma Chipset and that the next rev level of
the Natoma chipset will have the problem fix. Well, thats all I have 
managed to learn about my fiasco with the Matrox Meteor, OmniMedia's P1SC
and my PPRO 200MHz.

	Amancio