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Re: Warp Connect: Trap 000d on my Pentium 100 - PLEASE HELP (some more) !

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From: tmccoy
Date: Sun, 17 Dec 1995 00:00
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In <4ar2k5$e80@inet.up.ac.za>, PostMaster@Janus.TechPTA.AC.ZA (Hendrik Meyer) writes:
>In article <4aoguc$14sg@inet.up.ac.za>, PostMaster@Janus.TechPTA.AC.ZA 
>says...
>>
>>Please reply to this posting via e-Mail.
>>
>>The following trap happens after the logo is displayed on disk 1 while 
>>installing OS/2 Warp Connect:
>>
>>TRAP 000d  ERRCD=0000  ERACC=****  ERLIM=********
>>EAX=05101f6a  EBX=00001f6a  ECX=fc800000  EDX=20491f7a
>>EBI=000003f6  EDI=fc80001b  EBP=00004e44  FLG=00213202
>>CS:EIP=0470:00001715  CSACC=009b  CSLIM=000051f7
>>SS:ESP=0030:00004e32  SSACC=109f  SSLIM=00003fff
>>DS=0460  DSACC=0093  DSLIM=0000037e  CR0=8001001b
>>ES=0030  ESACC=1097  ESLIM=00003fff  CR2=ffe56000
>>FS=0108  FSACC=0093  FSLIM=0000262f  
>>GS=0000  GSACC=****  GSLIM=********
>>
>>The system detected an internal processing error at
>>location ##0160:fff5c364 - 000d:a364.
>>60000, 9084
>>
>>05860525
>>Internal Revision 8.210, 94/11/09
>>
>>The system is stopped. Record all of the above information and
>>contact your service representative.
>>
>>
>>My system consists of the following:
>>
>>  TMC PCI541T (Microcom?) PCI Motherboard
>>  Intel Pentium 100
>>  Intel Triton PCI Chipset
>>  AWARD BIOS (1995)
>>  32 Mb RAM
>>  Conner CFS1275A 1 Gb Harddrive (Connected to first onboard IDE port)
>>  S3 Vision 864 PCI Display Card (2Mb RAM)
>>  Creative 4X Speed CDROM (Connected to second onboard IDE port)
>>  Creative SoundBlaster 16 (with ASP upgrade)
>>    Addr       = 220
>>    Int        = 5
>>    DMA (Low)  = 1
>>    DMA (high) = 5
>>
>>I even tried disabling the external cache but to no avail, yhe above 
>trap 
>>still happened.
>>
>>Any help will be greatly appreciated.
>>
>>Please reply to this posting via e-Mail to: 
>>  PostMaster@Janus.TechPTA.AC.ZA
>>
>
>Sorry for replying to my own post, but the following needs to be added to 
>the original posting.
>
>Sometimes the following trap occurs:
>
>The system cannot find the file 'ibm1s506.add' this device
>driver, program, or data file is not located in the default path or
>the path specified for it in the CONFIG.SYS file. Install this file
>in the correct directory or correct the appropriate CONFIG.SYS file
>statement.
>The system cannot find the file 'ibm2flpy.add' this device
>driver, program, or data file is not located in the default path or
>the path specified for it in the CONFIG.SYS file. Install this file
>in the correct directory or correct the appropriate CONFIG.SYS file
>statement.
>
>> Both of the above files ARE on install disk 1 when the trap occurs.
>
>TRAP 000d  ERRCD=0000  ERACC=****  ERLIM=********
>EAX=0000001b  EBX=fff206e0  ECX=fff20001  EDX=00000001
>EBI=00005c0b  EDI=fdee5c0b  EBP=00001fc6  FLG=00213202
>CS:EIP=0540:00000035  CSACC=009f  CSLIM=000023b1
>SS:ESP=00eb:00001f9e  SSACC=0093  SSLIM=00001fff
>DS=0001  DSACC=****  DSLIM=********  CR0=8001001b
>ES=0400  ESACC=00f3  ESLIM=000071f0  CR2=ffe56000
>FS=0538  FSACC=00f3  FSLIM=00000a6b  
>GS=0000  GSACC=****  GSLIM=********
>
>The system detected an internal processing error at
>location ##0160:fff5c364 - 000d:a364.
>60000, 9084
>
>05860525
>Internal Revision 8.210, 94/11/09
>
>The system is stopped. Record all of the above information and
>contact your service representative.
>
>Any further help will be greatly appreciated.
>
>Please reply to this posting via e-Mail to:
>  PostMaster@Janus.TechPTA.AC.ZA
>Try going into the Advanced section of your CMOS (usually entered by rebooting,
then holding the DEL key while it boots up.  Press F1 if a keyboard error results),
and look for a listing that says ":300" or "0300" on the right.  Change this to DOS1K, 
or whatever looks close to this.  This may not be it, but I've had several systems
that wouldn't install Warp until I did this, and generated various dump screens in 
the meanwhile.
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From: tmccoy@demand-sys.com
Subject: Re: Warp Connect: Trap 000d on my Pentium 100 - PLEASE HELP (some more) !
Date: 1995/12/17
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