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Subject: Re: Is this supposed to happen?
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In a message dated 97-04-25 16:38:34 EDT, count@key.sms.fi (Bror 'Count'
Heinola) writes:

> What I'm after, is that is it to be expected that a machine with
>  ATX motherboard doesn't reboot after crashing, but turns itself
>  off instead? That's what happened for me today. Because I was
>  at work when the crash happened, I can't say what messages (if
>  any) were printed on the console. 

Is this machine on a UPS?  I've seen PC systems do this during a 
blackout or brownout.

Steve