said:
>In <200704190458.l3J4wW4D004898@nlpi001.sbcis.sbc.com>, on 04/18/07
> at 10:00 PM, sshapiro@ucsd.edu (Sandy Shapiro) said:
>>After four days of working (16 hours a day) without problems -- both Warp
>>4 and eCS were working -- I finally got another trap 8. For whatever it's
>>worth, I recorded the dump info:
>Has this recurred again?
>>CS:EIP=0168:f308e057 CSACC=c09b CSLIM=ffffffff
Not since I put the old motherboard back in.
This may be coincidental, but I did some experimenting with another
motherboard (Asus M2NPV-'VM) in a different computer and I found that if I
put in the PCI-E (Radeon X800) video card, I could no longer access DOS
windows or WINOS2 windows. If I put in a PCI video card (GEForce 6200),
DOS and WINOS2 windows were normal. They were also normal when I used the
motherboard's built in video (Geforce 6150). I sent another trouble ticket
to eCS.
But so far no trap 8's in that motherboard, so it may not be the PCI-E
video (although that MB does have a bios setting to control which video is
being used).
I am tempted to try the A8N-SLI motherboard again so I can use SATA hard
drives. Maybe if the startup problem is solved there won't be any more
trap 8's?
>>However, when I tried to access the scanner, the system crashed, both in
>>OS/2 and in Windows. So I think I need a new scanner.
>This could just be a termination issue.
For many years there was just no problem. I think it may be coincidence
that the problems started when I changed motherboards, because even though
I have put back the old motherboard and I am using Steve Carter's SCSI
card, the scanner is now working only intermittently. I have found another
scanner on ebay that I will try -- maybe that will make a difference.
Sandy
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