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Date:	Thu, 25 Jul 2002 00:00:09 PST7
From:	waynec@linkline.com
Reply-To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
Subject:	SCOUG-Help: Boot hang: WarpUP & AIC7xxx.*

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Info2SYNass.NET writes:

> Hi
> Well, WarpUP is a very good solution.
> I like it very much !

Svobi, is there a new WarpUp out? (ie, where did you get fp16 that you
mentioned?) Mine is dated back in January of 2001 and I think it is fp15
level.

>
> You wrote:
>>I did find AIC7870.ADD (the one you list from the Adaptec
> website,
>>I think, same size except a 4/8/99 date) on my Warpup cdrom in
> the
>>driver folder. That's much larger than the old one I had, which
> was the
>>original Warp 4 version you list above. Seems strange that a
> re-application
>>of Warpup fp 15 didn't replace it. I replaced it today, so we'll
> see if it
>>makes any difference.
>
> You especially wrote:
> Seems strange that a re-application of ... didn't replace it.
>
> As I remember correct:
> WarpUP with the WebExplorer shows a menu with the needed apps to
> be patched.
> There is also a button "Index" showing much more entries for some
> individual
> applications to be served.
>
> Have you noticed that and did you patch your AIC7870.* from there
> ???
>
> If not, I suggest you do check it again ;-)

Well, I simply copied aic7870.add and aic7870.snp form the WarpUp cdrom into
my OS2 folder after renaming the ones that were there... seems to have
worked.

Thanks,
Wayne

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