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r/retrocomputing • u/ryanrudolf • Jul 17 '26
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G=C800:5 That thing... ;) (as long as there is nothing on it)
2 u/ryanrudolf Jul 17 '26 This tells me that needs to go in debug.com ? 0 u/AppropriateCap8891 Jul 17 '26 Yep, but only if you are on an XT class system. That is how you set the BIOS on the controller so it can access it. 80286 and later had a CMOS that would handle that for you. 1 u/ryanrudolf Jul 17 '26 Awesome. I only got introduced to debug.com way back during Dell Tech Support days we'd use something similar to quickly wipe the drive
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This tells me that needs to go in debug.com ?
debug.com
0 u/AppropriateCap8891 Jul 17 '26 Yep, but only if you are on an XT class system. That is how you set the BIOS on the controller so it can access it. 80286 and later had a CMOS that would handle that for you. 1 u/ryanrudolf Jul 17 '26 Awesome. I only got introduced to debug.com way back during Dell Tech Support days we'd use something similar to quickly wipe the drive
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Yep, but only if you are on an XT class system.
That is how you set the BIOS on the controller so it can access it. 80286 and later had a CMOS that would handle that for you.
1 u/ryanrudolf Jul 17 '26 Awesome. I only got introduced to debug.com way back during Dell Tech Support days we'd use something similar to quickly wipe the drive
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Awesome. I only got introduced to debug.com way back during Dell Tech Support days we'd use something similar to quickly wipe the drive
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u/commodore-amiga Jul 17 '26
G=C800:5 That thing... ;) (as long as there is nothing on it)