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|    Carsten Lyng to All    |
|    Re: Konfuzed and kontuzed! Re: Screen ar    |
|    30 Mar 23 11:32:43    |
      From: askevej37a@gmail.com              torsdag den 30. marts 2023 kl. 18.10.14 UTC+2 skrev Louis Ohland:       > So, did you look on the diagnostics diskette for the two files?       >       > Not a certainty, but worth a look.       >       > Oh. Since you ran adv diags, somehow the refdisk works?       >       > I am so konfuzed...       > Pertti Helander wrote:       > > Ensure that you are using diagnostic files XGAANI.DGS and XGAPNI.DGS dated       03/06/93 or later       > > before you replace any FRUs. Earlier files cause erroneous errors.                     I checked the XGAPNI.DGS file and it is from 27/08/1993, I could not see       XGAANI.DGS on the refdisk              I tryied a couple of things, I used the REFSTAMP program on a dos bootdisk,       and copied some       files from a test program onto it, and ran some tests. You can clearly see the       artifacts.       I have taken some photos when i ran the test progam, they are in the SLC3       folder.              When I used a second program to test the graphics, the computer locked up and       rebooted....!!              Have also tried to use an XGA-2 in the MCA slot, and then i ran the test one       more time, and here       the computer did not lockup and reboot. So there must be something wrong with       the onboard XGA-2       is it possible to use REFSTAMP on the C-drive, then perhaps the machine could       be forced to boot....?? -       just an idea.....              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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