Re: Divide error

["Paul Camp" <pjcamp@coastal.edu>]

> The processor is a turbo overdrive  pushing the speed to 100mhz, but it
> is not a pentium. 

What is it? 486? That might well be the problem. Overclocking 
sometimes does that.

Another possibility, though remote, is bad memory. You might try 
swapping it out one piece at a time and see if the errors go away. 
Given the sorry state of memory production these days, that might be 
your error.

The fact that you have a reproducible boot error tells you that 
something broke. Is it worth jumping through a load of hoops to 
diagnose it?


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