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From: nuggets@prz.tu-berlin.de (Lars Hentschke)
Subject: Re: Which motherboard to buy? Bogus PLATO BIOS and IRQ sharing
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: I have a 90 Mhz Pentium ASUS board with the Sis chipset and an NCR SC200
: controller.  I can't get FreeBSD to install, because FreeBSD's ncr driver
: doesn't like my hard drive (Quantum Grand Prix 4.3 Gb disk).  So, until
: there is a fix for this, I suggest you do not use a Quantum Grand Prix
: with your combination of hardware.

My P90/32MB/ASUS Triton Chipset doesnt reboot and sometimes X-Startup
hangs. I've tried NCR SC200, AHA1542, ET4000, MiroCrystal40SV.
I think it's the Award BIOS. 
Should I update FlashBIOS (March95) or 2.0-04XXXX-SNAP (April95) ?

Lars.