Re: Req: Help with a sick IIC !!!

[rimartin@my-deja.com]

Are you sure the disk isn't bad?
Usually an error of this sort is caused by a disk
that is corrupt, or cannot be booted.



In article <38FF2C44.A4BB07FB@vip.fi>,
  Jan <jankro@vip.fi> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have several ill IIC�s. The latest one tries to boot, but stops to a
> message: 3702-  A=0  X=60  Y=F1  P=34  S=EE
> The disk continues spinning. Reseated all chips that are on sockets.
> Tried another disk and drive. No change.
>
> If memory chips are bad, what to use for replacement on 4264 chips??
>
> TIA
> Jan /Finland
>
>


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