Subj : Re: 386 OS/2 Woes...
To   : Vorlon
From : Abbub
Date : Fri Apr 21 2023 22:09:02

 > Great job at finding the issue.... I was reading and thought "bad
 > memory", then you found it, but in a cache chip!... Do you have the
 > skill's and ability to replace it? I gather it's solderd to the
 > board?

It's not soldered on the board. It's just socketed. A replacement chip has
been procured. The performance jump between 128k cache and 256k cache on a 386
is not the performance improvement between 0k and 128k, so it's not a *huge*
deal. Still, I want everything working as good as it can get, since this is a
386 being asked to run a 4-node BBS.

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