Db wrote:
> Yet...we have the same trouble. However unlikely it may seem, I still
> have this gut-feeling it's something with the motherboard. As I afore
> mentioned, I have discovered my CPU marked as being an intel-P166, has in
> fact been remarked to this...it is indeed a cyrix PR150 or something (as
> best I can dig up)
>
> Next time you boot your box up, could you note the BIOS number for me
> and forward to the list? (the bios number is displayed bottom left of the
> bootscreen whilst it's involved ramcounting...hit the 'pause' key if time
> is crucial, elsewise the number should also be displayed in the BIOS
> screen itself)
>
> We have to find this thing in common we must share, and as yet, the
> rhetoric has only pointed to the same *trouble*. I will supply same info
> for comparison (bios #) as soon as I reboot this thing :)
Would love to oblige, but................
1) Running a Compaq 1120T (laptop) which doesn't give any info onscreen
other than the ramcount.
2) Bought this monster used with no manuals. Have found pages dedicated
to, or mentioning, this thing and tried mailing the owners of the pages.
So far, 31 bounced mails. Have asked on newsgroups ad nauseum for info
on how I might access the BIOS. So far, 1,301,321,472 versions of the
same keys/key-combos to try and still no access.
So unless some one can provide a clue that I haven't already heard or
tried, I can't even get into the BIOS to change anything much less see
what it is.
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