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@exxos wasn't one of those chips you removed to do with the PCI bus as they are all PCI cards
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PhilC wrote: Tue Jun 24, 2025 2:19 pm @exxos wasn't one of those chips you removed to do with the PCI bus as they are all PCI cards
Its a super IO, but not sure it deals with the PCI bus.

Looks like keyboard, printer, serial, floppy, its on the ISA bus, so probably just a "built on" IO card I guess.

I just tried the S3 but no output. Would have thought the card would have given sync at least. But probably can't do much else until my new chips come :(
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@exxos it's probably failing to get as far as the bus initialisation because of the missing chips.
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Cool! BTW, there appears to be a later version of the boot block here: https://www.schwingen.org/files/milan/

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SteveBagley wrote: Tue Jun 24, 2025 2:41 pm Cool! BTW, there appears to be a later version of the boot block here: https://www.schwingen.org/files/milan/
cool thanks. I only got the latest one from here https://www.uweschneider.de/en/downloads.php

Looks like there's updated TOS as well...
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Very nice!

That screwdriver must have landed on the EEPROM in just the right way to reprogram it with the bootblock at the top and no OS!

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Nice!! Great work!
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exxos wrote: Tue Jun 24, 2025 2:45 pm
SteveBagley wrote: Tue Jun 24, 2025 2:41 pm Cool! BTW, there appears to be a later version of the boot block here: https://www.schwingen.org/files/milan/
cool thanks. I only got the latest one from here https://www.uweschneider.de/en/downloads.php

Looks like there's updated TOS as well...
I get a single beep but no boot up. So not sure whats going on there. Will go back to the previous flash and try again...
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