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I seem to recall those discs too

The recovery disks on the bottom, write the cmos settings back to the mother board, turns off com2 .. for modem optimum mother board settings etc, His hard drive lost its boot sector, the drive could go any time, As for port expansion cards, only buy ones from ebay if they have a eight digit barcode S0Jxxxxx. or S90xxxxx, or part number 17501A those were CTL, NEc boards, and wont say goodbye, No one has the capability of turning a Non Nec board in to a working one, That has been lost with Rhetorex / brooktrout discontinuing the product.

dframbs,
Sounds like your Master Boot Record is corrupt. If you're familiar with DOS there is a command to restore it, FDISK /MBR You need to be really careful, I wouldn't recommend it unless you are comfortable with DOS and know how to use it.I have cloned the NVM hard drives in the past with Ghost. What is really important to make a HDD copy work is that you have to duplicate the volume serial number to the new HD as well as using the same HD setup parameters, cyl, heads, etc. You'll need to use a program like Norton Disk Editor to change your new HD's serial number to the old one that is in your voicemail now. I keep a NVM2000 image handy on a CD and use it when necessary to restore to a new HD. Drop me a PM if you need anything.