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>Date: Wed, 13 Nov 1996 23:45:45 -0700 >To: heiby@falkor.chi.il.us >From: Will Dunn <wdunn@leopard.com> >Subject: Re: query for info x2: price for tp750c, bypass of rom passwd > > >>"How do I tell the difference?", I hear you ask. Well, with the >>755CE, the "Power On" password has a prompt that looks like a padlock >>with a wierd symbol to its left that (from the picture in the manual) >>looks like three rectangles somewhat reminiscent of a 3.5" floppy. >>The "Hard-Disk" password prompt looks similar, but instead of the >>strange rectangles symbol, there is a symbol which looks like a >>traditional flow-chart symbol for files on disk. Clear? >> >>"But what about the Supervisor password?", I hear you cry. Well, from >>my reading of my manual, it looks like you are really screwed. I >>can't figure out how (if at all) you can tell the difference by >>booting the system whether you are looking at a "Power On" password >>or a "Supervisor" password. > >Simple way to tell-- the power on password comes up at power on. The "supervisor" password only comes up if one tries to access the EZ-setup (aka BIOS) or if there is an error which would kick one to the EZ-setup screen. > >--wwd > >