I should have added the following information:
- The system in question is running V3.2
- The system has the standard hardware, 32Mb memory, DE422 EISA
ethernet, QVision SVGA, Adaptec EISA SCSI. Nothing unusual.
- No crash messages of any sort appear - it just starts the boot
process over.
I swapped the ethernet (DE422) controller for another one, with no effect. I
_did_ notice after updating the firmware (figure its down, update the OS if
possible), that it complained of a "stray interrupt" with a value of 0x6,
which shouldn't happen. Other times, it would halt, with a message saying
something like:
XXX INVALID addresses...
Right now, I've swapped the whole unit out, using only the original hard
drive, and it seems to be working.
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University of Massachusetts at Lowell oneill_at_cs.uml.edu
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Received on Wed May 01 1996 - 19:14:21 NZST