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Re: I made a big big boo boo

Postby Bruce Graham » Tue Jun 28, 2016 5:16 am

Hi Joe;

I do not know of any reset button on either the d8b console or the cpu other than removing the battery for 24 hours from the CPU. This should reset the BIOS to factory stadards, which have to be changed to make d8b be a console.

If you can, take your d8b, a monitor, mouse and keyboard with you and, while you are with Eric, see if things are working after you connect your console to his CPU. I hope he will help out in this way. If you are not trading your CPU in, hang onto it for parts.

The link below is from the d8b Forum data base and contains information on purchasing a used d8b & CPU. It is a good starting place at least.

http://www.sonido-7.com/d8b/index.html#Post2.

Good luck and I hope you are up and running again.

Cheers
Bruce
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Re: I made a big big boo boo

Postby garrett21allen » Tue Jun 28, 2016 4:05 pm

Thanks Bruce

I was just checking to make sure Eric is going to ship me the CPU so I can not check things out
Until I get the cpu from him. That's why I was asking if there was anything I needed to know about the cpu
Before I get it. Thanks for all your help thru my bad experance with my d8b Bruce your a good man

Joe Allen
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Re: I made a big big boo boo

Postby Bruce Graham » Tue Jun 28, 2016 9:59 pm

Hey Joe;

Good Luck! I hope you are recording and making records soon!

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