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Hi,


On Mon, 14 Oct 1996, Matthew A. Gessner wrote:

> I didn't change A THING!  I just stuck the new CPU in the socket and
> rebooted.  Pretty awesome.

	I think that this approach isn't too general. When a week
	ago I replaced an old non-Enhanced AMD 2/66 with AMD 5x133,
	I was forced to change many jumper settings on the board,
	according to it's manual...

--
		Best,
			Andrew Stesin

		nic-hdl: ST73-RIPE