On Mit, 28 Mär 2001, Matthew Dharm wrote:
> Interesting... I think the next thing to try is unplugging, changing the
> bus topology (i.e. unplug/plug something else), and then re-plug.
After a wild shuffle plugging session (all my cables are a big knot now ;-)
nothing happens. It looks like this is not the problem.
> If that doesn't trigger it, then we need to back up a step and pin down
> _exactly_ what is triggering this.
Good question, the problem is that I not even know under which
circumstances it happens and under which not. only that it happened
quite regularly.
Best wishes
Norbert
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norb
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