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> > > > have you tried another alpha?
> > > 
> > > Like the AS2100? 8)  Peter verified that it's been working for him all 
> > > along on his PC164SX; I only have the one functional system here at the 
> > > moment, that being the noname.
> > 
> > What's beast?
> 
> EB164 or similar (Aspen Durango); also working fine.
> 

And just NFS stopped working... that's very strange indeed.... Well, I'll
if I can't dust off the UDB...





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