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Linux Firewall I'm Tring to Get Online
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Name: ba20blue
Date: April 4, 2002 at 13:00:49 Pacific
Subject: Linux Firewall I'm Tring to Get Online
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Comment: Hello everyone :) I'm not sure exactly where this goes but I know that there are many skillled people in this forum so here goes, I have a question regarding a server I am trying to get up for a Linux Firewall. It is an IBM PC Server 320. When I turn it on I get "Invalid NVRAM configuration." "Bios not installed", and other errors like that. I took out the optional scsi card and tryed booting again and still get same error. I reseet bios defaults, still no go. I flashed the bios with bios update. Still getting error message. So, now what?? I was thinking about clearing the cmos, replacing the battery. Other than that, is the board bad??
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