🚀 go-pugleaf

OK

I read all the messages and turned off all of the caches, shadow RAM, and anything
else I could find in the CMOS setups that didn't seem to be necessary.

I disconnected the SCSI card which runs the INSITE 20 meg floptical (and some people
have said that this is INCOMPATIBLE with OS/2 anyway).

I diconnected the ethernet network card.

I have a PLAIN 486dx33 with 3 VESA local bus slots (AMI BIOS, 1992).

I have a Diamond Speedstar Pro VESA 1 Meg video card.

I have 8 Megs of RAM (all the same speed, 80 ns).

I have two IDE hard disks, with a Multi I/O + IDE controller card.

I DO NOT have Windows installed on my hard disk (we use a network version).

Then, I get the error message, with trap address values, as follows:
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TRAP 000d	ERRCD=0000	ERACC=****	ERLIM=********
EAX=00000000	EBX=0000bfff	ECX=000c190	EDX=00000080
ESI=fdf4c40c	EDI=00004000	EBP=00005402	FLG=00012246
CS:EIP=0160:fff58086	CSACC=c09b	CSLIM=ffffffff
SS:ESP=0030:000053d2	SSACC=1097	SSLIM=00004773
DS=0158	DSACC=c093	DSLIM=ffffffff	CR0=e001001b
ES=0698	ESACC=0093	ESLIM=00003fff	CR2=fff1f000
FS=03b8	FSACC=0093	FSLIM=00000023
GS=0000	GSACC=****	GSLIM=********

location ##0160:fff5fbd5 - 000d:9bd5
 60000, 9084

0486000b4

Internal Revision 6.514  93/04/12

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(The text in this message is probably not verbatim, but the numbers
come up the same, time and time again.)

Any help would be appreciated (and yes, I have faxed IBM support, but have
not had any reply from them yet.)

I tend to agree with the guy who had had immense problems with his OS/2 setup:
is it worth it?

Phil Ryan
Melbourne, Australia