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Article #867Re: Anyone got one of these?
From: Lingao Zhang
Date: Fri, 27 Mar 1998 00:00
Date: Fri, 27 Mar 1998 00:00
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Yes, It's true, PS/2 uses "Diagnostic Disk" like the one I'm using: PS/2 77. But I am missing the "DD" too, so if come cross with a DD, please let me know. OR you can can the http:/www.ibm.pc.com, the one in Canada is of Vintage stuffs. These may help. LGZ On 25 Mar 1998, @PUB:EMAIL.COM EMDIR wrote: > Dan Lyon (dan@smartdrive.co.uk) wrote: > : Hi, > > : I've just been given a PS/2 Model 56SX. Yes before everyone dies laughing it > : is a little old, but could anyone tell me anything about it? > > : I know that it's a 386 with an MCA bus but I could do with a manual and/or some > : guide to setting it up. Is there a built in BIOS setup routine etc? > > As far as I can remember, just about all PS/2's use a "Diagnostic Disk" to set > up CMOS etc, so you may have to track one down from someone who still has it! > > Cya! > Gavin Rogers > > >
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