Trap 000d fixed (for me)

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From: Duncan Goode
Date: Tue, 02 May 1995 00:00

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I've noticed a few people post that on installing OS2 Warp - they're
getting a trap 000d occur. 

If it helps anybody, I managed to stop the problem by enabling the power
managment in the bios. Now that I think about it os2 actually recognises
that the board had power management and select APM on installation.

Hope this helps ....
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From: dgoode@coles.com.au (Duncan Goode)
Subject: Trap 000d fixed (for me)
Date: 1995/05/02
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