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After having black-eyed peas and cornbread for lunch, I felt lucky
enough to try diagnosing the ComPaq DeskPro that would not boot.
Apparently, it is the disc. If I move the disc to another (identical,
in this case) computer, the 'other' PC refuses to boot. Close enough...
So, I plan to bring this box to the Lakeshore meeting Saturday. If
anyone wants it (and has a disc to replace the duff one), it is theirs.
I vaguely recall frustrating stuff about the BIOS - something about only
a relatively small hard disc being supported. 5G? 3.5G? Memory fades.
So, if anyone wants to butt their head against the disc size limit wall,
this will be a good project for you. Not as interesting as the IBM
ThinkPad 380D/DSL project*, but interesting enough.
HNY to all.