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August 1998, Week 3

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Thanks for the info.  Tonight I disconnected the MAU from the rest of the
LAN, put a Tee with two terminators on it, and received the same 002E
error.  Then I tried disconnecting the MAU cable from the processor
(unplugging the 15 pin connector) and received the same error... but in the
process I noticed that some damage had been done to the locking slider on
the female connector (connector on the card).  Then I noticed that the plug
very easily rocks up and down through about a 90 degree arc (yikes!).  Upon
asking around, it appears that a repair man (non-computer type) "was
leaning against the system yesterday and popped a connector off, but he put
it back on".  The system was off at the time.  So, I guess my next task
will be to find a new 15 pin female connector to replace the damaged
connector.  Hopefully that will cure the problem.

Thanks for all the help!

John
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John Korb                            email: [log in to unmask]
Innovative Software Solutions, Inc.

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