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In article <91179.160056HORST@SLACVM.SLAC.STANFORD.EDU> HORST@SLACVM.SLAC.STANFORD.EDU (HORST) writes:
>I am trying to install IBM OS/2 ver. 1.3 on a PC clone. It fails miserably with
>a message: The system detected an internal processing error at location # ...
>Trap 000C followed by a bunch of register information. I am using an EISA
>MYLEX 486 (33Mhz) system board, an EGA board and a DCE376 caching SCSI disk
>controller also from MYLEX.I am able to boot from the OS2 install diskette when
>I replace the DCE376 with a Western Digital disk controller to drive the floppy
>Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Interestingly enough, I observed exactly the same problem, although I never
tracked it down to the controler. The strange thing is that IBM OS/2 1.2 with
CSD Level 4031 (I know, I know, this is pre-golden etc. etc. :-) installs
and runs just fine. So excuse me if I have no real solution for the problem,
but I try to add my observation anyway.

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SOFTPRO doesn't speak for me, and I do not speak for SOFTPRO. So what?

                              Christian Motz, cmo@softpro.stgt.sub.org