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From: "Hyde Wang" <wanghaide@mx.czt.zj.cn>
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Subject: Another Question about My HP Server
Date: Fri, 12 Feb 1999 17:00:05 +0800
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I installed the Ver3.0 on my HP LF Server finally. Thanks for the help of
this mail-list.But I have a new problem. I must input the line "eisa 12"
everytime system booting. How can I skip over this procedure?
Tks!


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