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odysee@kobra.DoCS.UU.SE (Tobias Thomson) writes:
: I need a lot of help. In april this year I bought a 386-33 motherboard.
: The life was wonderful (upgrading from 286-6) but then there was
: bootingproblems, the system hangd and the frequence of the problems
: increced (?). I opened the computer and saw the 386 was an Am386. 
: 
: My problem is to convince the seller that Am386 is not good and I have
: read some artikels in news about the same problems (with the board not
: the seller) and now they a gone. Can anyone send me these and some other
: info about it?
: 
: odysee@csd.uu.se
: 
:

There is nothing wrong with my AMD processor.  Are you sure you did  
not put some old 6MHz boards into your new system?  It sure sounds   
like your "upgrade" did not include all of the peripheral equipment.

If your old boards are too slow for the new system board, try changing
the bus clock speed on your system board to accomodate the slowest
board you have (probably your video board or an MFM disk controller)
  
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