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From article <1484@sunc.osc.edu>, by bpowell@osc.edu (Brian Powell):
> 	I have repeatedly tried calling Packard Bell tech support and they keep
> telling me that they don't have this information and that I should call Oak
> Technologies.  Then, when I call Oak technologies, they are quite rude and tell
> me that Packard Bell must handle ALL end-user questions and that I have no
> business calling them about it.  I am getting very tired of this run around.


SImple solution:

1) Get the chip numbers for the Oak chipset
2) Call Oak Tech. and ask them for the name and phone number of the
closest distributor for there chips is to you.
3) Call the distributor and ask them to send you the technical reference
for the chips to you. Most distributors will do this for free.

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