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From: Nuclear Winter <agony@best.com>
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Yes.  I've done that and it still doesn't function correctly.  I don't
think it is a hardware problem either because it has worked right under DOS
and Linux...

-- Nuclear Winter (agony@best.com)
-- "Albeit unseen, albeit unveiled
-- There's a troublemaker hiding heavy secrets"

On Wed, 12 Jun 1996, Doug White wrote:

> Did you try rebuilding the devices?