Re: System Sleuth and hardware conflicts

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From: Ed Moore
Date: Fri, 01 Mar 1991 16:14

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I have System Sleuth.  I wish I understood more of the things it tells me
about a system.  It paid for itself in one exercise.  A system with a VGA
card and a 1280x1024 TIGA video card would not run any software using a TIGA
driver.  The diagnostic program for the TIGA card thought everything was
correct.  System Sleuth showed that the base address chosen for the TIGA
card conflicted with the VGA card.

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From: edm@hpfcmdd.hp.com (Ed Moore)
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Subject: Re: System Sleuth and hardware conflicts
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Date: 1 Mar 91 16:14:18 GMT
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