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    Added New HDD

    I have added a new harddisk drive to my ollivetti M380 80386 and it does not load on the startup I know you have to get into the BIOS to configure but on OLIVETTI's Computers you need a BIOS boot disk to start the BIOS. Does anyone have a bios disk? or where I can find one?

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    You could try the usual suspects first:
    • DEL
      ESC
      F1
      F2
      F10
      Insert
      Ctrl-Alt-Enter.
      Ctrl-Alt-?
      Ctrl-Esc
      Ctrl-Ins
      Ctrl-Alt-Esc
      Ctrl-Alt-+
      Ctrl-Alt-S
      Ctrl-Alt-Ins
      Ctrl-S
      Ctrl-Shift-Esc
      Shift-Ctrl-Alt-Delkeyonthenumerickeypad

    Or you can just power off, mash a bunch of keys and hold them down, then power back on and hope it tells you what to press to enter setup after it tells you there's a keyboard failure.

    If you're lucky it will be one of those key combos, if not-- maybe you do need specific setup diskettes.

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    I checked around and found you can use:
    Shift Ctrl Alt + (Num Pad) del to gain access to bios..

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    Originally posted by CornerPocket:
    I checked around and found you can use:
    Shift Ctrl Alt + (Num Pad) del to gain access to bios..

    Yeah, I guess maybe that's a better way to say Shift-Ctrl-Alt-Delkeyonthenumerickeypad
    than I came up with.

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    Am386DX-40 + Cx387DX-40
    32MB, 128KB cache
    (2) 540MB HD's
    8x CD
    2MB Video
    SB16 PnP
    DR-DOS 7.04
    Win3.11 w/ Win32s
    --
    Just because it's unusual doesn't make it a virus!
    Ping is NOT an acronym!
    Welcome to the Eclipse(C). The Evolution of an Idea
    Options: DCM3 LCR VMS CVM Sil CPI VMI ANI 648 CA1 SACD500 Att CID RLS TIME DLG

    Version: ECLIPSE 2.0.0 09/09/98 System is BUSY Thu 07-21-05 1:31 pm
    Access Level = 10 Port = 10

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