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  • Epson Equity LT-386SX | Product Support Bulletin(s) - Page 1
    EPSON Product Support Bulletin Subject: Proper Method for Running Benchmark and Diagnostics Programs Date: 06/04/93 Page(s): 1 of 1 PSB No: S-0158 Originator: MWT This bulletin describes the proper method for running any benchmark or diagnostics programs. This applies to any computer system. In
  • Epson Equity LT-386SX | Product Support Bulletin(s) - Page 2
    EP EPSON AMERICA, INC. INFORMATION Product Support Bulletin Subject: Using the Manzana DrivePort Date: Page: 05/25/ the removable "DataSafe" hard disk drive cartridges for the Equity LT-286e and LT-386SX to be used on an AT- type desktop computer. The subsystem consists of the 16 - bit DrivePort
  • Epson Equity LT-386SX | Product Support Bulletin(s) - Page 3
    or the computer. Always turn the computer off before LT-286e or LT-386SX. The low - level format and partitioning cannot be done via the DrivePort. Also, the DOS - level format must be performed for the first time on the laptop no problems. The DrivePort is available from Epson Accessories,
  • Epson Equity LT-386SX | Product Support Bulletin(s) - Page 4
    INITIAL RELEASE VER 1.00 1.00 1.01 1.01 PART # Y164802001 Y164803001 DESC HLO-A1 HLO-B1 HLO-A2 HLO-B2 EQUITY LT TYPE 27C64 27C64 27C64 27C64 LOC 3F 5F 3F 5F REASON INITIAL RELEASE (FIRST 800 UNITS) Fixes problems with the serial port and Microsoft Word. VER 1.01 1.01 PART # DESC AMI AMI
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EPSON
Product Support Bulletin
Subject: Proper Method for Running Benchmark and Diagnostics Programs
Date: 06/04/93
PSB No: S-0158
Page(s): 1 of 1
Originator: MWT
This bulletin describes the proper method for running any benchmark or diagnostics
programs. This applies to any computer system.
In most cases, the computer should be started using an MS-DOS boot diskette
that’s ‘clean’ -
in other words, one with no CONFIG.SYS or AUTOEXEC.BAT files.
The appropriate executable can then be run, either from diskette or hard drive.
There will be some exceptions to the above rule. In attempting to benchmark or
troubleshoot any add-on that requires a device driver (CD-ROM, local area network,
etc.), obviously the necessary device driver(s) must be loaded. Also, some
programs will require a minimum number of FILES or BUFFERS to be defined in
the CONFIG.SYS file. Such programs will usually display this requirement if they
are run without the necessary CONFIG.SYS file.
For the most consistent results, use the absolute minimal boot configuration that’s
allowed by the hardware being tested.