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>Dear Coulter Elite Users: Our recent attempt of replacing the 386 PC
>on the EPICS ELITE finally drowned in futility. We had a 66 mHz 486
>Zeos PC, with a 600 MB HD. It looked a good match. After trials and
some deletia
> Most likely not work with 486 backplanes. How true is
>this for different brand PCs? ... is a good question. Pete Bercz USEPA
>Research Center Cincinnati, OH
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Well, My Elite sitting right next to me has an AMI 486/66 motherboard in it. I got
it from the folks that coulter was using. You probably had a conflict in the BIOS
someplace. The newer computers have LOTS more options now than in the old 386 days. when I bought my Zeos, they were building the motherboards themselves. is it a ZEOS or Micron motherboard?
Chris
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