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From: Nate Williams <nate@sri.MT.net>
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Subject: Re: Thinkpad 720 problems...
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> Using Nate's floppy, we're still trying to get this Thinkpad 720 running
> FreeBSD.  I'm trying to debug this from remote  :-)
> 
> It gets to the npx0: 387 emulator point and dies.  CTRL-ALT-ESC does
> nothing, CTRL-ALT-DEL does nothing.  No virtual console switches.  boot -v
> still freezes at npx0:...
> 
> Ideas?  Suggestions?

What is the 720?  I've used the floppy on the 75X series, Bill Pechter
has used it on the 365, and I've heard good reports about folks using it
on the 701.  Is the 720 an MCA machine?


Nate