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To: Clarence Dodge who wrote (3610)	11/17/1998 6:01:00 PM
From: Spots	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14778

>>Zen and the Art of WinNT Ah, this clarifies things immensely. Get in touch with your inner NT self, such as it is, is the message I read here. Do not bother to correct me if I am wrong in your particular case, because it is true somewhere. Or was. Or will be. Eventually. We rise to a new plane of existence. But there is no hurry. In fact, there is only a small portion of time involved that we need take note of. The rest merely passes, and we observe it but are not involved with it. This is the time outside of OS installs and/or copies and/or restores. And, conceivably, we must also notice time for hardware assembly. Otherwise, time is of no essence; it passes us by and we take note but do not react. I realize this is repetitive, but it is simultaneously important enough to repeat and outside our true time frame so therefore not significant, a fine duality. There are truths here which I observe but do not fully comprehend. They require contemplation, to which I now turn myself. Also supper.

To: Clarence Dodge who wrote (3610)	11/18/1998 9:47:00 AM
From: pae	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14778

Zen-like focus Given Spots' post (which I enjoyed immensely BTW <g>) perhaps lack of focus would be more accurate! And if it is lack of focus, perhaps I am indeed an NT candidate ... in the fullness of time. <g> Brief status for those interested: running 4 21" monitors under Win98 on a 300a on the bh6 at a 100mhz front-end bus at a 4.5 multiplier for a chip speed of 450mhz. I did give 112mhz bus speed a go (504mhz): completed POST just fine ... but my $9 ISA NIC doesn't like it. <g> Great ref I most likely found right on this thread: (Dan perhaps?) cpu-central.com Working on establishing a clean install before I xfer TradeStation over. Then I can optimize systems to provide near infinite burn-in potential. <g> Thanks to all those who helped shape this system! Paul