Re: Bios chip failure?

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From: Bob Savage
Date: Thu, 02 May 1996 00:00

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In article <228594750wnr@xabcs.demon.co.uk>, J A F Bradbury
<Julian@xabcs.demon.co.uk> writes
>Have you knocked any jumpers off?
>Are the simms in the right slots & seated ok?
>Check the EIDE leads?
>Checked the CPU is well-seated etc, and so are the cards etc?
>Powe supply cables are ok & well-seated?
>
>Er, I'll think of something else sometime ...

I keep checking it all, hoping to find something I've overlooked.  I've
even bypassed the power switch to check that!  Checked the boards and
memory in another m/c.  I'm at a loss.  A few noises from the drives and
that's all. Not even a few warning beeps.

If you get any other ideas ....  :)
-- 
Bob Savage

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