To: Brenton

Br> Make a bootable floppy disk with your good DOS 6.2 system. Copy
Br> FDISK, SCANDISK and the other primary OS files that you use to
Br> the floppy. Boot the new machine from the floppy disk.

Br> While still logged to drive A: type A:> FDISK /F Then copy the
Br> COMMAND.COM from the floppy to the root of the C: drive. Then
Br> copy COMMAND.COM and ALL of the other file to the DOS directory
Br> of the machine.

Br> Reboot.

Br> If pain persists, consult a medical professional.

 I know how to *FIX* it, for Christ's sake!

 What I'd like to know, is why the *DIFFERENCE* between the old 486
and the new Athlon? Even when I boot from a 6.22 floppy the Athlon
gives the "beta" message. What is the difference? And where is the
message coming from?

Regards,
Bob



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