I prefer the reference partition, but what's even better are the RS/6000
machines that have the reference software burned into the ROMs, and
accessible from the ROM monitor.
Peace... Sridhar
On Thu, 1 Nov 2001, Jeff Hellige wrote:
> >They are better than Plug an Play. PnP doesn't let you choose any
> >settings. Not having jumpers is a nice way to have it too. Plus not
> >all PS/2s use the referance partition (IML).
>
> Some like my 8573-121 use a reference disk instead. Anytime
> you add or remove a board you use the setup disk to copy the
> appropriate ADF file to that disk and it sets it up. I think it's a
> bit easier to manage than the reference partition.
>
> Jeff
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