I've got a Zenith Data Systems Z-Note 325L system that has a "MFM-300 Monitor" as the BIOS. Besides the fact that it's the only PC I've ever seen with a programmer's interrupt (Ctrl-Alt-Ins), I have no clue how it works. Can anyone help?
Nick
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Posted - 23 Jul 2003 : 19:25:34
I remember that MFM was a type of hard disk used in early 8086 and 286 clones. The cards still worked in systems that had ISA slots, as I recall using them in my 386/486 even in a Pentium once.
Odd they would name a BIOS that unless it indicated the system used MFM. Is it standard IDE drives inside or something different?
MFM-300 Assembly Monitor Manual?
Posted - 22 Jul 2003 : 18:52:18
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