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Article #82Re: Linux won't Boot!
From: Paul Lim
Date: Fri, 19 Mar 1999 00:00
Date: Fri, 19 Mar 1999 00:00
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> I would be surprised if one of those RTC modules were to fail so soon - > they are suppose to last nie on 10 years. So I would be looking a a virus, > specifically, a DOS/Windows CMOS virus. Hmm.. all the specs I've seen say around 5-7 years.... It's been only 4-5 years. As for the virus, I've got Viruscan running and it hasn't picked anything up. > Failing that, look for "short-circuits" on or near the CMOS module. Also > look closely at the motherboard earthing points, that is, where the > motherboard screws down to case, via the brass posts. ??? wouldn't anything liek this have caused any other damage?
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