SU>Date: Sat, 13 Jul 2002 11:47:12 +0100 SU>> After this information it gave an L and than only 01 01 01 etc. SU>What OS(es) are you running on that machine? If you've got LILO SU>installed as your boot manager, it sounds like the error LILO gives SU>when it can't load the bulk of the code (the L is printed by the SU>first stage, the boot block itself, the 01s are the error code). SU>Regards, SU>Ben A L Jemmett. Dear Ben and everybody else who answered me with regard to the DMI question, thanks. Yes, sure, I am running DrDos and Suse Linux on my machine and should have recognised that the L was the first part of LILO. Although this was the first time I only got L (other cases I got at least LI ;-)) As I burned three monitors this week I was not able to go on a search on the web (I am writing this on the XT of my wife without access to the web ;-(. So I only had a computer dictionary (of Ian Simmons) which was of no use. The possible cause of the DMI problem was that one of the three harddisks had a bad contact and could not be accessed.
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