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From: bs@Germany.EU.net (Bernard Steiner)
Newsgroups: comp.os.386bsd.questions
Subject: Re: smc elite+16 problem
Date: 8 Mar 1993 11:57:10 GMT
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In article <1n3c36$aav@Germany.EU.net>, I wrote:
|> There's these two PCs, one of them an oldisch 386 and the other a newish 486.
|> Both have this SMC ELite plus 16 installed; the jumper settings such that
|> irq 10 with i/o address 0x300 and ram area at 0xcc000 are used.
[...]
[the 486 complained "reject 65531"]

Thanks to all the people who responded.
The problem has been worked around.
Note: The graphic card didn't have anything to do with this. I swapped the
cards, but the problem remained on the 486 box.

Instead, the configuration is now: jumper settings on the SMC+16 such that
irq 10 with i/o address 0x300 and ram area at 0xcc000 are used, yielding
16 kilobytes "ram".
The kernel config on the 386 is (still) we0 iosize 16384 with option WD8013.
The kernel config on the 486 ist now we0 iosize 8192 (Yes!) with option WD8013.

The effect is that the 486 box runs nicely and has no problems whatsoever,
and the 386 box gets something messed up on warm-boot and the BIOS beeps
miserably. Hitting F1 allows it to boot, but the vga refuses to display
anything sensible, except after invoking XFree86 1.1...

But I don't think that's a problem - there's this nice little red button...

-Bernard
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