🚀 go-pugleaf

Hi,

> "An exception 0E has occured at 0028:C000AB12 in VxD VMM (D1) + 00009B12.
> This was called from 0028:C1414240 in VxD ---. It may be possible to
> continue normally."

Sounds like an onboard cache problem.

> 
> Well, it didn't. Windows then said "Windows Protection error. You need to
> restart your computer".

You love it.

> 
> Now, when I put my old P2 back in, it worked fine. So, my question is this-
> do I need special speed memory to use with a P3/ 440BX motherboard? I know
> there are 100MHz speed DIMMS out there, but I am not entirely sure that I
> have them in my system?

Unlikly.  The problem is more likly to be due to the architecture of the
P3.  I would makesure your m/b can handle a P3.  Then find teh jumper
switch to tell it that its a P3 (all this info should be in your manual)


Or if you cant do this then try to disable the onboard cache for the
motherboard.


Hope This Helps

Steve