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In article <90315.214214MHS108@psuvm.psu.edu> MHS108@psuvm.psu.edu (Mark Solsman) writes:
>Intresting Problem:
>
> One day I turned on my 386/25, the usual memory check clicks 3 times a second
>while it displays the memory count, but today it clicked at the rate of 1/sec.






I had a similar problem with my 25Mhz 386AT one day. The problem turned out to
be that something had corrupted my CMOS settings.  What I did was go into the
CMOS monitor program and play with the clock settings. At least on my machine, 
you are allowed to select sys clock, sysclock/2, or bus clock to run the bus and
memory.

You might try it.