On 1999-06-24 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>If you boot from a floppy, can you access the drive? If so you need
>to copy the DOS system files (I am assuming you are using a flavor
>of DOS). After booting from floppy (make sure your floppy has SYS.
>COM on it), then type SYS C: and the system files will be copied to
>the HD and then it should boot. Somebody else will probably be able
>to help you with a setup disk or program. I hope this helps.
>Regards,
>Dale Mentzer
Dale,
I think the problem is bigger than that. He mentioned that it is a Memorex
Telex MCA bus machine. That will make it similar to an IBM PS/2. I don't
know if ALL PS/2s were this way, but some of them are what is refered to as
an "IML machine". What an AT based computer stores in CMOS is stored on the
HD in a special partition on the IML machine. I don't remember what IML
stand for, However. Do you Chrys?
Chad A. Fernandez
Battle Creek, MI
Net-Tamer V 1.12 Beta - Test Drive
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