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can get http://stackoverflow.com/questions/32683438/cant-print-from-kernel-s-even-though-its-loaded-onto-memory into the Bios Setup, all seems ok.I have tried a Windows recovery floppy disk, which does read error nothing, screen just goes blank after Bios. A McAfee Rescue Disk gives me 'Loading Magic Bullet
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