hi tom
from memory, i think it's ctrl-alt-esc. hold down ctrl-alt and keep
hitting esc while power up - after memory count of course. however you
could always hold down the space bar while powering up and hope to get a
key stick error and then it will throw up the hit blahblah to go into
setup.
also try ctrl-alt-f10 or f12. also alt-f10 maybe.
as you can see, it's a long time since i used to set them up too.
Tom Massey wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> This is a bit of a long shot, and kind of OT, but I'm wondering if
> anybody knows the key sequence to get into CMOS setup on an Osborne 486
> DX4-100 with Phoenix 80486 ROM BIOS PLUS Version 0.10 OLPM30-02? I'm
> trying to get the machine to recognise a CD-ROM drive so I can install
> Linux. None of the usual keys seem to work, Osborne aren't around to
> ask, Gateway no longer support them, and I can't seem to find anything
> on the Web. Any ideas? (I'd prefer not to try doing this with a bunch of
> floppies - still have to get the CD-ROM working sometime).
>
> Thanks
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