I haven't logged into 20forbeers for a few days & tried to log in today and it appears to be down at least for me.

I moved over the weekend - I think you and I even mentioned the move in a local msg base... :P I made announcements on 2oFB local messages, oneliners and fsxNet - sorry you missed em, but we're baaaaaack!

It actually was a bit harder than I'd anticipated and we were down from 1:30pm Sat - 9:00am Sun... lost all my port forwards because new modem and had to sort all that BS out.

Come on by, kirk!!



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Re: Re: Is 20 For Beers down?
By: paulie420 to kirkspragg on Sun Aug 18 2024 04:55 pm

I moved over the weekend - I think you and I even mentioned the move in a local msg base... :P I made announcements on 2oFB local messages,

I don't like moving.. My wife and I are probably going to move to a new place within the next year or so (to be more in between where we both work). I'm always glad when moving is done.

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I moved over the weekend - I think you and I even mentioned the move in
a local msg base... :P I made announcements on 2oFB local messages, oneliners and fsxNet - sorry you missed em, but we're baaaaaack!

I'm sure I caught one or more of your announcements it just slipped my mind. Have been battling with my retro PC the last few weeks. Had got hold of a 386dx40 motherboard and ram to upgrade my 286 build with.. but it hasn't worked out so far. I have finally discovered that at lest one of the SIMM ram modules is bad, after being perplexed by much weird behavior and crashing!

... I am. Therefore, I think. I think.

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Have been battling with my retro PC the last few weeks. Had got hold of a ki> 386dx40 motherboard and ram to upgrade my 286 build with.. but it hasn't ki> worked out so far. I have finally discovered that at lest one of the SIMM ki> ram modules is bad, after being perplexed by much weird behavior and ki> crashing!

I hate when I can't find the issue while working with vintage hardware. You know... people who have a HUGE collection of hardware on hand have it a bit easier - they can just go grab another stick of RAM and test it out; I always try to start with the bare minimum when refurbishing retro hardware.

Even tho the IIe has all those cool cards installed, I rip everything out and boot the motherboard first - then I'll start re-adding all the good stuff. Works for all makes and models; start basic and work up - that being said, bad memory is kinda a base level thing. :P



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