Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 11:03:26 03/22/98
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On March 21, 1998 at 08:21:39, Leon Stancliff wrote: >Bob Hyatt, > >Thanks for your willingness to set up a four game match with Abner at a >time of Game/1 hr. It should be very interesting. I would like to >suggest that we play on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday evenings >during the week of March 30 to April 3. This will give you time to enjoy >your quad-p6 for a while first. Let me know if this is acceptable with >you. If not we will negotiate further. It would really be best for me to >play very early in the morning. I realize however that most do not have >that time free. time doesn't matter to me for this, so any time you want is fine. The quad-P6 is in, but I'm having a struggle getting it to run with linux. Seems the Adaptec SCSI driver, plus the serial port drivers have problems with SMP in some cases... But it is now running as a one-processor P6 and that seems solid. We can certainly play using that machine (the PII/300 will probably disappear on Monday (tomorrow)).. > >I have played under two handles. The first was Himac. The second is >Abner. I played nine standard games against Crafty under the handle >Himac. I have not played any standard games with Abner against Crafty. >Please take Abner off the noplay list. I would like to play a few blitz >games with Crafty also and am unable to do so presently. I promise not >to play more than two consecutive games. I don't see abner in the noplay list. Are you talking about the "crafty" handle on ICC??? > >Also, as soon as we can agree on a time for the upcoming match I will >inform ICC and let them advertise it. I am certain others would like to >watch. > >Leon Stancliff (Abner) your proposed times sounds fine to me... but hold off for a day or so as one goal is to get the quad-p6 up as a quad-box, and doing so may make it unreliable for a bit...
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