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To: Ali Chen who wrote (39743)	11/9/1997 10:15:00 PM
From: Elmer	Read Replies (1) of 186894

Ali- <Oh, thank you, thank you very much:-) Of course, if you have no background to access the problem by yourself, you would rely on this junk press citing "unnamed" "BIOS experts" and "heavily guarded" undocumented technology. > Ali, can't you read? There was an interview with an Intel marketing representative who was identified by name and he confirmed the existance of the reprogrammable microcode, it's all there in the links I posted. All you have to do is read it... The feature that you insisted couldn't possibly exist is there. Aren't you tired of getting embarrassed like this? Don't you long for winning just once in a while? If you weren't so obsessed with Intel bashing then perhaps you could think clearly enough to present a defendable case. Why not respond to the major K6 bugs. They are bugs involving legal code and worse than the Intel FPU bug that resulted in a $500 million recall. You are avoiding the subject because you are caught with your pants down. You brought up the issue of bugs and now you have no answer regarding the many many documented K6 bugs. Put up or shut up Ali. Address the K6 bugs or stop bashing Intel for illegal code operation. Major documented AMD bugs admitted by AMD. techweb.com EP

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