Re: Making an 80386 system

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1 total messages Started by Bob Gettys N1BRM Thu, 13 Dec 1990 15:04

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Author: Bob Gettys N1BRM
Date: Thu, 13 Dec 1990 15:04

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In article <7793@hub.ucsb.edu>, 6600m00n@ucsbuxa.ucsb.edu (Steelworker) writes...
>  2)   In addition to supporting the normal AT HD's, it supports
>manual parameters well. ( Works for my RLL drives just fine).
>I remember the last time I saw phoenix bios, it did not have that
>capability.  
> 
>Also, AMI bios does not need a configure disk, or setup disk.  Just
>your standard partitioning and formating programs.
> 
>( I don't know much about phoenix bios)
>Robert Blair
>6600m00n@ucsbuxa.ucsb.edu.
>         .bitnet



	I have two different motherboards with the Pheonix BIOS and they both
support manual paramaters. In fact, they support two sets of manual parameters
which can be useful if you have two different disks which are "non-standard".
The configuration stuff is also in the rom and can be accessed at any time you
are at the dos prompt by typing CTRL-ALT-S. There is a slightly smaller amount
of setup stuff that you can do, though. 

	/s/	Bob

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