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Hello Tom - 

TW>>> As I recall form the "Old Days" sometimes a
"Bad Burn"
TW>>> ment replacing the BIOS chip. There was NO recovery i
TW>>> nsome cases. 

->> The machine I was experimenting on was an 80386 at 20mhz
->> which should give you and idea just how old it was. :-) 

TW> Those were the ones. Thre was back in that ers several
TW> places to get Replacement CMOS chips. Were not exacticaloy
TW> inexpensive as I recall. 

I goofed the BIOS up at a time when the machine was already
'legacy' class and it just wasn't worth the time/money/trouble
to fix it. 

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