          
                        READ ME FIRST!

  Thank you for using DiagSoft's QAPlus/FE, the most 
  state-of-the-art and accurate diagnostics available.  
  
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  DiagSoft products, please call us at 408-438-8247, or FAX us 
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  available the serial number, and version number when calling 
  for technical support. 
  
  You may want to use the form in the file SUPPORT.TXT for 
  sending in problems or suggestions by mail, E-Mail, or FAX.  
  You should also include a copy of your system information 
  report from QAPlus/FE.  

  If you would like to order any other DiagSoft product, please 
  contact DiagSoft at 408-438-8247.  As a registered user, you 
  will be eligible to receive a discounted price on DiagSoft 
  products.

  This file contains the following: 

   1.  New Program Changes and Enhancements for this Version
   2.  Performance Notes
   3.  Items Identified by QAPlus/FE 
   4.  Documentation Changes that have not been incorporated into 
       the printed documentation. 
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    1. PROGRAM CHANGES AND ENHANCEMENTS

  Version 5.50
  Enhancements

  Added IBM Bootracks to allowing user to boot and run F/E  from the
  floppy program diskette

  Added support for displaying Modem Type in the hardware configuration
  report

  Added support for displaying backup Tape ID in hardware configuration
  report

  MBD Configuration information now displays additional bus types
  (i.e. PCI,PCMCIA) adjacent to the std bus type (ISA, EISA, MCA etc)

  Added ID functions for Adaptec AIC-7870 & 7880 as well as AMD PCnet
  PCI NIC

  Added ID and L1 cache testing support for Texas Instruments TI486DX2
  & DX4

  Added support for new A4 stepping of P54 which uses a new model

  Added ID support for Pentium Overdrive (P24T) and Cyrix Cx486DX-4

  Added ID support for Cyrix 5x86 and 6x86

  Added L1 cache testing support for Cyrix 5x86 and Cx486DX-4

  Added support for IRQ checking of IDE CDROM drives

  Enhanced IRQ checking for LBA type IDE drives

  Added ID support of PCI USB Host Controllers to 'Special Adapters'
  section of the hardware configuration report

  Added Pentium PRO support 

  Now support Multi Processor systems, including ones  which use a
  Local APIC address OTHER THAN default

  Now support Multi Processor systems which have dynamic BootStrap
  Processor determination

  Fixes

  Fixed problem of interactive sysinfo screens behaving in non-
  interactive mode if a log file had been opened

  Fixed problem of not seeing ANY extended memory on P6 EISA system
  which had MORE than 64MB installed

  Fixed issue in CPU speed calculation (Pentiums only) which caused
  a hang when the cache was disabled

  Fixed issue where emulated drives (bootable CD-ROMs) were reported
  as floppies
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  Version 5.4 

      A new Disk Partitions Information section has been added 
       under System Information. 

      A new BIOS Configuration Information section has been 
       added under System Information. 
 
      Improved Interval Timer, IC Data Paths and DMA Transfer 
       Tests. 

      Memory tests now test up to 4GB of memory. 

      Now has improved functionality when running under an 
       extended memory manager, including proper functioning of 
       all CPU tests, the EISA ISP test, internal and external 
       cache testing, and DMA subtests under the IC Data Paths 
       Test. 

      CPU speed now displayed in MHz adjacent to CPU type in
       hardware configuration report. 

      Added support for LSI Hydra HT354CCU, and DAC960P (PCI). 

      Now support multiple LUNs of same type. 

      Many additional CPU's are recognized (See Items Identified 
       By QAPlus/FE section later in this file. 

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     Version 5.29 

      A new function has been added to determine whether or not 
       the installed Pentium (TM) is a good one.

      The Digital DSM (EISA) card is now identified.

      Added dual processor support (and identification)

      A new PCI Configuration option has been added to the
       System Information menu.

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     Version 5.28 

      CDROM: Added support for Toshiba 5201 3.4x CD-ROM Drive;  
       Modified code to properly use NCR BIOS and drivers;  
       improved buffer allocation routines for Transfer rate 
       test. 
      FDU: Changed floppy tests to start at cylinder 1 instead 
       of 0, eliminating the need to save/restore the boot 
       tracks;  changed 1/2 and 1/4 symbols to .5 and .25 
       respectively;  reduced default test buffer from 4 tracks 
       to one sector in size. 
      HDU:  Modified test to insure conformance to new LBA 
       drives. 
      LPT:  Added ECP test support. 
      MEM:  Added 32k static buffer to eliminate the overhead of 
       memory allocation and deallocation; added support for 
       CPU_Cx486DX and DX2 to internal cache tests; added Neptune 
       cache support; improved L2 cache support. 
      PDV: Added joystick test;  corrected mouse test to insure 
       all tests pass before setting the pass flag. 
      VID: Improved VBE support adding support for card type 
       contained in the VESA OEM string. 
      MBD: Added support for MP/DP products. 
      SCU:  Added support for Wide SCSI; Improved memory 
       allocation requirements for device buffers during device 
       buffer test. 
      Added disk partition and BIOS information tests to the SYS 
       Group. 
      Added reporting of (test 205) SCSI Host Adapter, Network 
       Adapter, PCMCIA info, and Plug and Play info "Special 
       Adapters". 
      Added Identification support for Digital EtherWorks Turbo 
       PCI DE435 & RACAL InterLan PCI T2 EtherNet adapter cards. 
      Added support for Cyrix Microprocessor line. 
      Removed the 90 from Pentium 90 from the Pentium CPU 
       message.  (Same ID is on Pentium 75 and 100 devices. 
      Added support for DAC960E Mylex Raid Controller 
      Added support for the new IBM Micro Channel w/PCI bus to 
       support hardware IDE. 

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     Version 5.20 

     Enhanced Testing and System Information Features have
       been added Including:
          Enhanced video testing
          Revised CD-ROM testing
          Up-to-date CPU identification
          Updated system identifications
      The Only True SCSI Tests Available.  No one else goes
       to such effort to provide Adaptec and ASPI SCSI support.
      In addition to the early Intel discrete external CPU cache
       system and the Headland chipset (HT-44 Shasta chipset)
       we have added support for the following chipsets/external
       caches:
                Intel Saturn (PCI/486)
                Intel Mercury (PCI/Pentium)
       Bundled CoSession(TM) Host remote control software
      Please note that the Power Meter User's Guide is no longer 
       included as part of the revised QAPlus/FE User's Guide.  
       If you require a Power Meter User's Guide, please contact 
       DiagSoft at 408-438-8247 and a copy will be sent to you 
       free of charge. 

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     Version 5.13
      The Hardware Configuration report now IDs systems with a
       PCI bus. 
      The Video Test supports VESA VBE compliant video cards and
       includes additional tests. 
      The Memory Test tests the Pentium Processor internal cache
      The SCSI Test supports direct hardware testing of the
       Ultrastor 34f controller without an ASPI driver.
      The SCSI Test IDs the Adaptec 1542B and 1542C controllers
       with their recently revised BIOS.
      The CD-ROM Test prevents testing sectors in which no
       data exists which resulted in the test failing.             

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    Version 5.12

      The SCSI Test Group is now run directly from the Module
       Test Menu, rather than loading a separate executable file.  
       This speeds up testing operations, and permits test data 
       from the SCSI tests to go to the Test Log.  The SCSI Test 
       Group now also supports multiple LUNs, and you may also 
       choose starting and ending blocks as well as the random 
       seek quantity. 
      By pressing the [F2] function key from within the Module
       Tests Menu or any of the Test Group test screens you can 
       examine the Log Message Queue.  This shows you the test 
       results to date, whether or not you have set up a 
       permanent Test Log. 
      You can now load your own test programs from the Module
       Tests Menu via a new User Diags option.  These tests may 
       be scripted and the results can be recorded in the test 
       log along with the other QAPlus/FE tests if the tests 
       output standard DOS error codes. 
      Identification of Microsoft's DoubleSpace<TM> Drives -
       Drives that have been compressed with the DoubleSpace 
       utility in MS-DOS 6.0 are identified in the Hardware 
       configuration screen.  You may actually have a greater 
       capacity on the DoubleSpace drive, depending on the types 
       of files that are stored. 
      An enhanced Hardware Configuration screen now indicates if
       EMM is active, and it IDs the latest components including 
       the new Intel Pentium CPU, several new sound cards, and 
       the Roland MPU-401 MIDI interface. 
      Additional computer systems are now identified during the
       Hardware Configuration check. 
      An enhanced memory test that supports the Headland
       external cache controller.
      An enhanced video test that supports the S3 video
       accelerator. 
      An enhanced Memory Map report that IDs QEMM High RAM.
      An enhanced IRQ/DMA report that IDs interrupts generated
       by several SCSI host adapters from Adaptec, Future Domain 
       and Seagate; the Sound Blaster, AdLib Sound Board and Aria 
       Sound Board; and the Roland MPU-401 MIDI interface. 
      When "Hardware Config." is chosen from the System
       Information menu, a new menu is now presented to permit 
       you to toggle devices on or off for the Hardware 
       Configuration check.  Also, the Machine Type item (if 
       determined by QAPlus/FE) will appear on the same line, to 
       the right of the Processor Type. 
      When "IRQ/DMA" is chosen from the System Information menu,
       there are now two option menus presented.  The first menu 
       allows to toggle devices on or off for IRQ checking.  The 
       second menu allows you to toggle devices on or off for DMA 
       checking in the same manner.              

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     Version 5.1

     The following hardware is now identified:
         - Intel 80386SL, 80486SL and 80486SX CPUs
         - Cyrix C486SLC and C486DLC CPUs
         - CD ROM devices
         - UltraStor 14F and 24F SCSI controllers
         - 2.88Mb Floppy drives
         - Up to 1Mb of Video RAM is recognized on video cards by
           Paradise and those using the Tseng video chips, and up
           to 4Mb of Video RAM is recognized on certain ATI video
           cards.

     The following changes have been made to QAPlus/FE testing:
         - Logging of test results and configuration information 
           to dBase format files 
         - Floppy Test now supports 2.88Mb floppy drives
         - New CD ROM test
         - Memory Tests are faster and include expanded memory
           testing under EMM386, and 486 internal cache memory
           testing

     An improved System Information section has been moved to
     the main menu for quicker access.  It includes the
     following enhancements:

          New First Megabyte Memory Map showing DOS (640K) and
           Upper Memory Blocks (640K-1024K), including the
           addresses for Video RAM, ROM chips, EMS page frames,
           Free and Used High Memory.  It includes the ability
           to obtain more detailed information about these memory
           areas including ROM data and which DOS programs are
           loaded in upper memory blocks.
          The ability to print System Information to a file or
           printer.

     Enhanced System Utilities now include:
          A new File Editor for editing system configuration
           files such as AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS
          A new QAMatch utility for comparing different versions
           of system configuration files
          A new QAPlus/Report utility for viewing and printing
           configuration and test results from dBase files
          An enhanced RAM Chip Locator that supports SIMMs and
           SIPs
          QASCSI now supports UltraStor 14F & 24F controllers

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    2. PERFORMANCE NOTES
  
     - If you run the full QAPlus/FE program with all its tests
       and utilities available, there is a program Base RAM 
       requirement of approximately 500K of free memory -- 
       depending on the configuration of your computer system.  
       If your system does not have this much available free RAM, 
       there are a number of options which will facilitate 
       reducing the memory requirements of the program.   

       For example, if you plan to do diagnostic testing only, 
       and will not need direct access to the utility programs 
       from within QAPlus/FE, you would load the program using 
       the QAPLUSFE.EXE executable instead of the normal QAFE.EXE 
       program loader.  In this instance you would still be able 
       to access each of these utilities individually from the 
       DOS prompt, after you have unloaded QAPlus/FE. 

       To make additional memory available within your system, 
       you may wish to temporarily unload net drivers or TSRs 
       (by typing "rem " in front of the appropriate device 
       drivers in your CONFIG.SYS or AUTOEXEC.BAT file).  You 
       might also wish to use the DOS=HIGH,UMB option in your 
       CONFIG.SYS file, and use the LOADHIGH and DEVICEHIGH 
       options to load device drivers into high memory.  With DOS 
       6.0 you can use the MEMMAKER option to free up enough Base 
       RAM to run the full QAPlus/FE with all of its utility 
       programs accessible from within the program. 

       If there are specific tests which you do not plan to run, 
       you can lessen the program Base RAM requirement by using 
       the "-O" option discussed as item number "2." in the 
       DOCUMENTATION CHANGES section which follows later in this 
       file.  Using this option will omit specified test groups 
       from testing.  You may omit several test groups with this 
       procedure to lessen the Base RAM requirement, or to speed 
       the program loading time. 
  
     - If you are booting QAPlus/FE from a floppy diskette, the
       DMA Transfer Test may appear to hang at the page register 
       test.  Actually, it simply takes a long time under these 
       circumstances.  You should either allow the extra time 
       for this test (the time will vary according to your 
       system), or disable this test 

     - If you have a printer connected to the parallel port, the
       loopback test will fail.  Conversely, if you have a 
       loopback plug connected to the parallel port, the printer 
       test will fail. 

     - To test the ATI video memory beyond 512KB you will have
       to reconfigure your board using the manufacturer supplied 
       configuration utility.  Note that some of that memory is 
       generally used by the video coprocessor and you will have 
       to temporarily reconfigure this to video memory to test 
       it. 
  
     - If you wish to run the external or internal cache test
       LUN's in the Memory Test Group you will have to 
       temporarily disable any resident expanded memory manager 
       software you may have loaded, then reboot your computer, 
       and reload QAPlus/FE.  For example, if EMM386.SYS is 
       loaded you will not be able to run the cache tests. 

     - For the floppy disk test to function properly, you must
       insert a diskette of the maximum capacity supported by the 
       drive you wish to test.  For example, if you wish to test 
       a 1.44 Mb floppy drive you must insert a formatted 1.44 Mb 
       floppy diskette -- NOT a 720 Kb floppy diskette. 

     - Whether you have booted your computer from a floppy
       diskette, or from your hard disk: if you run QAPlus/FE 
       from a floppy diskette you will not be able to run the 
       Utilities from the QAPlus/FE Utility menu.  If you use the 
       DOS Shell option on the Utility menu you should be able to 
       call up the executable utilities individually, as long as 
       you have enough available free memory.  

     - The CD-ROM test will show errors if the CD-ROM disk
       doesn't have data in all sectors.  To prevent this, you 
       may wish to limit the test to those sectors with data.  
       This is immediately obvious when running the Butterfly 
       test, which immediately jumps to the extreme sectors on 
       the CD-ROM disk. 

     - When creating a USERDIAG.CFG file as discussed on page 32
       of the User Guide, you need to press [Enter] at the end of 
       each line of text as you type in the text it to force a 
       CR LF at the end of each line.  This is necessary for 
       QAPlus/FE to correctly find and run User Diagnostics.  An 
       example USERDIAG.CFG file has been included with QAPlus/FE 
       to assist you in creating your own USERDIAG.CFG file. 

     - If QAPlus/FE detects constant DMA activity during testing,
       the IC Data Paths Test will skip the test for the DMA 
       channel with the constant activity. 

     - If you plan to run Hard Disk tests and to do test logging,
       do the test logging on a drive other than the drive(s) to 
       be tested.  If you log to a drive that is to be tested, 
       the logging will be disabled for the remainder of the test 
       cycle.

     - Currently, if the final test in the pointer (PDV) group
       fails, the entire group will indicate Fail; or if the 
       final test passes, the entire group will indicate 
       Pass, regardless of the results of the other tests.
    
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    3. ITEMS IDENTIFIED BY QAPLUS/FE

       Please note that the following lists of devices and 
       systems indicate only those that have been specifically 
       tested by DiagSoft.  If your computer and/or hardware 
       devices are IBM-PC compatible, in most cases they will run 
       just fine, but may not be recognized by their specific 
       brand name. 

       Supported Operating Systems 
         IBM DOS and Microsoft DOS versions 3.1 through 6.2 and 
         Novell (DR) DOS versions 5.0 through 7.0. 

       Supported Memory Managers 
          Microsoft - HIMEM & EMM386   Qualitas - 386Max 
          Quarterdeck - QEMM386        Helix Software - NetRoom 

       Identified BIOS Manufacturers 
         AMI                          Award 
         BAT386                       BAT486 
         Chips & Technologies         COMPAQ 
         DATATECH                     Erso 
         IBM                          InterLINK 
         Microid Research             Mylex 
         Phoenix                      Quadtel 
         Reply                        Tandon 
         Tandon LT                    Zenith 

    DMA Assignment is Identified for the Following Devices 
      3Com Ethernet II NICs            Adaptec 154x Adapters and 
      Ultrastor 14F SCSI Host Adapter     6260/6360 based 
      Aria Sound Cards                    Interfaces 
      Sound Blaster Sound Cards        Floppy Drives 
      IPX Driver                       Network 
      ESS Audio Drive 

    IRQ Assignment is Identified for the Following Devices 
      Adaptec 152x SCSI Host Adapter   8259 Timer 
      Adaptec 154x SCSI Host Adapter   Adaptec AIC-6260/6360 
      AdLib Sound Board                   Integrated SCSI Host 
      AT-compatible Clock                 Adapter 
      Aria Sound Board                 EGA/VGA cards 
      COM1-4 Ports                     Floppy Controller (primary 
      Ethernet Cards (NE1000/NE2000       and secondary) 
         or SMC/WD 8013 and 8003       Future Domain TMC1800 
         compatible, Gateway              SCSI Host Adapter 
         G/Ethernet, Artisoft,         Future Domain TMC950 
         D-Link DE100)                    SCSI Host Adapter 
      Hard Disk Controller (WD1003)    IPX Process (Novell) 
      MIDI Interface (Roland MPU-401   LPT1-3 Ports (requires a 
      Microsoft Windows Sound System      loopback plug) 
      Numeric Coprocessor              Mouse (requires mouse 
      Seagate Technologies ST-0x          driver) 
         SCSI Host Adapter             Sound Blaster 
      Stray Interrupts (any interrupt  UltraStor UltraStore14F 
         occurring with no apparent,      SCSI Host Adapter        
         identifiable stimulus)        WD-7000 SCSI Host Adapter 
      Roland MIDI Adapter              TMC-1800, TMC-950 SCSI 
      ESS Audio Drive 

    Identified and Tested Processors 
      INTEL Models: 8088, 8086, 80186, 80286, 80386DX, 80386SX, 
      80386SL, 80486SX, 80486DX, 80486-DX2, P5, P54C, P54T, Pentium Pro
      RapidCAD 
      Cyrix Models: Cx80486DLC, Cx80486SLC, Cx80486DXr2 
      Cx486DX-4, 5x86, 6x86  
      (Note: AMD 5x86 & 6x86 not identified) 
      NEC Models: V20, V30 
      IBM 80386SLC 

    Identified and Tested Coprocessors 
      INTEL Models: 8087, 80287, 80387, 80387SX, RapidCAD. 
         80486, 80486DX, Pentium-5, P54C, P54T, Pentium Pro 
      Chips and Technology 
      Cyrix version of 80387 
      IIT versions of 80287, 80387 
   
    Identified Machine Types 
      AT&T Computer models: 
         6386/SX WGS               6386/25 WGS 
         6386/33 WGS               6286/EL WGS 
         6386SX/EL WGS 
      Cache Computer 
      COMPAQ 
      DATATECH 
      Digital Equipment Corporation models: 
         DECpc 433W                DECpc 433T 
      Gateway2000 
      GRiD 1720 
      Hewlett-Packard Models: 
         HP Vectra                 HP Vectra ES/12  
         HP Vectra RS/20           HP Vectra Portable CS 
         HP Vectra ES              HP Vectra CS 
         HP Vectra RS/16           HP Vectra QS/16 
         HP Vectra QS/20           HP Vectra RS/20C 
         HP Vectra RS/25C          HP Vectra LS/286 
         HP Vectra QS/16s          HP Vectra 386/25 
         HP Vectra 486/25T         HP Vectra 286/12 
         HP Vectra 486/33T         HP Vectra 386/20 
         HP Vectra 386/16N         HP Vectra 386/20N 
         HP Vectra 486s/20         HP Vectra 386s/20 
         HP Vectra 486/25U         HP Vectra 486/33U 
         HP Vectra 486/50U         HP Vectra 486/66U 
         HP Vectra 486/ST          HP Vectra 386/25N 
         HP Vectra 486/N           HP Vectra 386s/25 
         HP Vectra 386/33N         HP Vectra 486 N 
         HP NetServer LE           HP NetServer LM 
         HP NetServer LF 
      IBM PC/XT, PC Server/1, PC Server/2, PC Server/3 
      IBM PS/2 Models: 
         Model 25                  Model 30 
         Model 30/286              Model 50 
         Model 55                  Model 60 
         Model 70                  Model 80 
      IBM ValuePoint Models: 325T, 425SX, 466DX2, 433DX, 466DX2/T 
      Intel Models: 303, 301, 301Z, 302, 401, 403E, 403E, 386PSA 
      Intergraph 486NTPC 
      InterLINK 
      ISA systems (generic) 
      MicroChannel systems (generic) 
      NEC ProSpeed Models: 386, 286, 386SX, SX/20, CSX, 486SX/C 
      NEC Models UltraLite, 286F, SX/20, 286V, III, SL/25C, 
         SL/20, Versa 
      NEC Image Series 
      NEC PowerMate Models: 286/12, 286 Plus, SX Plus, SX20, 
         386/25S, SX/i, SX20/i, 386/33i, SX/20vi, 286/12c, 
         SX/20c, 486 image, SX/25i, 325, 486SX/20e, 486/33e, 
         486SX/25Te, 486/33Te, 486SX/25e, 486/50e, 486/50Te, 
         I, IE, 425, 433 
      NEC PowerMate Express Models: DX2/50Te, DX2/66Te, 486/33E, 
         DX2/50e, DX2/66e 
      Northgate 
      OLIVETTI 
      Reply 
      Satellite T1910xx, T1960CT, T2100CT, T2400CT 
      Seiko Epson 
      Tandon, Tandon LT 
      Toshiba Models: T1000, T1000LE, T1000SE, T1000XE, T1100, 
         T1100+, T1200, T1200XE, T1600, T2000, T2000SX, T2000SXe, 
         T2200SX, T3100, T3100e, T3100SX, T3200, T3200SX, 
         T3200SXC, T3300SL, T4400SX/C, T5100, T5200C, T6400, 
         T8500, T3600CT, T4700CS, T4700CT, T4800CT, T4850CT, 
         T4900CT, T6600C 

    Identified Bus Types 
      ISA                          MicroChannel 
      EISA                         PCI 

    Identified and Tested Video BIOS Manufacturers 
      ATI                          WD 
      Paradise                     Quadtel 
      S3-86C928                    Diamond 
      VESA-VBE Compliant 

    Identified Sound Cards 
      Sierra ARIA                  MediaVision ProAudio Spectrum 
      AdLib Corp.                  Creative Labs SoundBlaster 
      Microsoft Windows Sound         (and compatible) 
         System 

    Identified MIDI Interface 
      Roland MPU-401 (and compatible) 

    Identified and Tested SCSI Host Adapters 
      Support for SCSI I host adapters via an ASPI driver.   It 
      also supports direct testing of the following host adapters 
      and their devices:    
         Adaptec 154x (A, B, C) 
         Adaptec 174x (standard and enhanced modes) 
         UltraStor 14F, 24F, 34F 
         DPT EISA 
         Western Digital FAAST 

    Identified and Tested Hard Drive Types 
      MFM/ST506                    ESDI 
      IDE & Enhanced IDE           SCSI 
      RLL 

    Identified and Tested Floppy Drive Types 
      360KByte - 5 1/4"            1.2MByte - 5 1/4" 
      720KByte - 3 1/2"            1.44MByte - 3 1/2" 
      2.88MByte - 3 1/2" 

    Tested CD-ROM Drive Types 
     Single through 8X Speed 
      Data or Music  
      ATAPI CD-ROMs
      ATAPI compliant CD-ROM can be identified without drivers.
      CD-ROM group tests require MSCDEX driver 
      SCSI group tests do not require MSCDEX driver 

    Tested Memory Types 
      Base                             Extended 
      Expanded (physical & emulated)   Internal Cache 

    Tested External Cache Types 
      Early Intel discrete cache system 
      Headland Shasta chipset 
      Intel Saturn (PCI/486) 
      Intel Mercury (PCI/Pentium) 
      SaturnI and Saturn II
      LSI Hydra

    Tested Video RAM 
      S3-86C928                     Non-VESA-VBE (up to 512K) 
      VESA-VBE (up to maximum       ATI (up to 2MB) 
      mode supported) 

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    4. DOCUMENTATION CHANGES - 

    Please refer to printout of manual changes. 

    
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