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Subject: Cyrix486DLC hangs on npx0 :(
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So I just came about a Cyrix 486DLC motherboard (no 387 copro),
and threw -current from yesterday at it.
No luck it hangs right after the npx0 probe. 
I think I hear the disk starting to seek, so it probably is 
coming a bit longer than the actual npx probe. 
The funny thing is it runs both 2.1 and an old 2.2 fixit floppy 
I have lying around... Rest of the hardware runs in my little
386SX25 machine so it should be fine, nothing special IDE disk
and a real hercules mono adapter (no not for sale :) :)

Any ideas ?? I think I've read something about this before but
damn if I can find it in my archives....

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