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References: Andrew Suessmuth <aks@interlog.com>       "ASUS SP3G NCR
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To: se@zpr.uni-koeln.de (Stefan Esser)
From: Michael Beckmann <petzi@zit.th-darmstadt.de>
Subject: Re: ASUS SP3G NCR problem
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>} Another cute effect occurs when I exit the install program, causing a =
>} reboot, my system reports a CMOS checksum error, and gets reset to the =
>} default BIOS settings.
>
>This should not happen, and I never heard
>about this before ...

As far as I remember, this happened to me, too, when I still ran FreeBSD on
an SP3G .

The system also refused to reboot after shutdown; I had to press reset.
However, these were the only problems I ever experienced with the 2.1
Snapshot from July 95 that I used at that time.

Michael