From: ianmav@netspace.net.au   
      
   From memory (pardon the pun) thats pretty normal.  All the Model IIIs that I   
   used to have all had the same Rom C checksum error.   
      
   If the computer otherwise works properly, I wouldn't worry about the   
   checksum error.   
      
   People, pls correct me if I'm wrong.   
      
   Ian.   
      
      
      
   "Tom Lake"  wrote in message   
   news:46cd106c$0$23551$4c368faf@roadrunner.com...   
   > Well, I cured my Model III keyboard problems and got drive 1 to   
   > be recognized all the time, format properly, etc.  Now I run   
   > MEMTEST and ROMs A and B checksums match OK but   
   > ROM C checksum is 2F84 which doesn't match the three   
   > choices given to be correct.  (The closest correct choice is 2F64)   
   > What does ROM C do anyway?  The system seems to be working   
   > OK except I can't turn off the clock in TRSDOS 1.3 once I turn it on.   
   > Does anyone have a verified ROM C they could sell me?   
   >   
   > TIA   
   >   
   > Tom Lake   
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