Date: Wed, 26 Aug 98 18:02:03 From: "pnyambare" <pnyambare@aseco.co.ke> To: Don Wilde <dwilde1@ibm.net> Cc: www@FreeBSD.ORG Subject: Re[2]: RE APRICOT SECURITY SYSTEM ACCESS FOR MODEL XEN-LSII Message-ID: <9807269041.AA904179723@aseco.co.ke>
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Sorry Don for appearing to bother you with this problem, I have done exactly
what you suggest but I am not getting anywhere.
If I knew of anywhere to go to. maybe there are some software to overwrite the
bios so that i can solve this problem.
Is Mitsubishi a different company from Apricot Computers if so do they have Bios
download FTP site on the internet somewhere similar to the ones Toshiba have
where you can download setup software.
Sorry for the Trouble and thanks for your help
Peter
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Subject: Re: RE APRICOT SECURITY SYSTEM ACCESS FOR MODEL XEN-LSII 486
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Date: 08/26/1998 5:37 PM
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I'm sorry, but you've posted your question to a BSD (UN*X) mailing list.
We don't do Windows here!
However, let me suggest that you locate the battery that keeps the time
clock alive and remove it for five minutes ATER you have carefully
written down EVERY setting in all the SETUP screens for the BIOS. WHen
you put it back in, the password should be erased. You will then have to
carefully re-enter ll the other settings, such as your hard disk
details, etc.
Although FreeBSD is more complicated than Windows, it's a better
learning tool, is more powerful, and it's free. Check out
http://www.freebsd.org for details.
Good Luck!
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