> > I'm using the internal RC oscillator running at a nominal 8MHz
> 
> Brent, I'm convinced that there's something wrong with the
> F88 IntRC at 8MHz. I've noticed problems with I2C (as I
> documented in a thread to here and Microchip support) and
> a couple of odd things that went away when I dropped to
> 4MHz or changed to 8MHz crystal
> 
> BTW, the query to MC support was not resolved
> 
> Unfortunately I'm snowed under with another job for a day
> or two so can't help further, but try 4MHz and see what
> happens

Thanks Jinx, I will dig harder then - if there is something to find then someone else 
must have surely found it by now. I'm using Hi-Tech C which usually takes care of 
loading OSCAL values in the startup code for those chips that use that method - so 
it's another avenue I can investigate.

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