ששש Quoting Arthur Stark from a message to Frostbyte ששש
 F> had to wipe the thing.  I run a bbs (just two nodes) on a AMD 586-133,
 F> 8M RAM and the system just SLOOOOOOWED and now it's back to the ol'
AS> That is the exact setup I run over here (plus and extra 8 megs ram, 
AS> and my CPU  is clocked up to a 160 instead of 133). Nice choice! =-)
yeah....i was a little leary of taking a 'souped up 486' over a pentium 100 
or 133 but this is a hard working little chip...and the price fit what i had 
at the time...of course, that was 6 months ago and now i could have the 
pentium for the same price...at any rate, i like it.
AS> I have ran all of the above setup sand OS/2 is by far the 
AS> best/fastest/stable setup for my system that is out! I run OS/2 4.0 
AS> on my AMD 5X86 16 megs ram with noproblems... It runs for days 
AS> without a reboot (Which usualy is caused by something that I changed) 
AS> ;-)
I'm glad to hear this.  I was a little concerned because a lot of the web 
pages mention 'flaky' hardware and problems with OS/2.  But then again, if it 
don't work, i'm not afraid to pull off the cover and change whatever it might 
need;)
AS> Take a look at it, and ask any questions that you may have. You will 
AS> be very happy with your OS/2 setup. Guarenteed!
Thanx.  It's sure nice to know that there is at least support somewhere for 
it...and since i've been looking around, there are several sources for it 
o.
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