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July 3rd, 2002, 10:43 PM
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Instead of press r when first prompted, try going on as if you were just doing an install. It will then come up with an option to repair the currently installed version.
I have found this to be more effective with "repairing" than the repair at the initial prompt.
You should also try swapping out memory as I recently had a machine in with a similar problem, after doing several tests it turned out to be faulty RAM.
Mike
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