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in article <1964@milton.acs.washington.edu>, fischer@milton.acs.washington.edu (S Somasundaram) says:

>QUESTION ON PS/2:
>              What does IBM =/ (that is not equal to) 301 mean when a model
>              70 with tons of hard disk space and network connected  boots up?
>              If you turn the machine off and on enough times it goes away.


Is your hard disk a 120 MB drive? If so, the disk may be going bad. Are you	aware that IBM recalled some of their 120 MB drives? (well, they didn't CALL
it a "recall".) Do not worry. IBM will replace the drive FREE - ON SITE. But
you had better contact your dealer ASAP, because there may be a time limit on
the free replacement. Your dealer can tell by the serial number on your machine
(or drive) if you have a "bad" disk. Hope this helps . . . 

Harry P. Haas
Georgia Tech Research Institute
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