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From: Jan Toomsalu <jan@tele.vil.ee>
To: dwhite@resnet.uoregon.edu
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On Tue, 8 Oct 1996, Doug White wrote:

> On Tue, 8 Oct 1996, Jan Toomsalu wrote:
> 
> > Machine is 486dx4/100Mhz ... it have 20 Mb of RAM ... Network card is 
> > NE2000(I tested it with 3C509B) Sound card is SB 16 and S3 Trio64 V+
> > 
> > u know ... she ask me them ip number and gateways (all that stuff) and 
> > when I press ok then comes that error :(
> 
> This is usually caused by improper data being entered into that box.  Or
> at least that what I remember.
I tried many ways ... error was same :(
> 
> It can also be caused by corrupt memory or processor cache.
Im sure that cache is OK ... cuz NT,Linux and SCO works fine ... (this 
machine is my test machine :))

Jan Toomsalu aka Torch the Firestarter.