ST536NG build

[exxos]

I have also my tool to remove that kind of CPUs:

Never seen those.. Are they available to buy somewhere?

[stephen_usher]

I have also my tool to remove that kind of CPUs:

Never seen those.. Are they available to buy somewhere?

They were in the early 90s as they were sold for 486 CPUs amongst others. (PGA extraction tool)

[HigashiJun]

I have also my tool to remove that kind of CPUs:

Never seen those.. Are they available to buy somewhere?

I bought mine on Ebay a few years ago, but I think you might find some on Amibay.

[exxos]

I bought mine on Ebay a few years ago, but I think you might find some on Amibay.

There's was a seller on amibay, but looks like he was banned

[HigashiJun]

@exxos

That's a shame...

You cans still make use of a PCI bracket then.

[spen]

The postman has been busy today. Family thinks it's loads of Christmas presents

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We have a PGA extraction tool. A new '030, a ps/2 mouse adapter and an Aries 169 pin ZIF socket. And a free gift from the exxos store

I'm hoping I can dismantle the 169 pin ZIF socket and create the correct pin layout, then I will never break another 68030. I'll attempt that later today.

[exxos]

I'm hoping I can dismantle the 169 pin ZIF socket and create the correct pin layout, then I will never break another 68030. I'll attempt that later today.

The socket which was given to me didn't need any modifications.. I use one to test 030 CPUs in a DFB1X

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[spen]

The socket which was given to me didn't need any modifications.. I use one to test 030 CPUs in a DFB1X


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That's a nice gift.

[spen]

I couldn't wait.....

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Lift the upper layer up, carefully to not snap the tangs. It popped up a little and I was able to recover the tangs one at a time.

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I tipped it over and all the pins fell out. Then I reinserted them hopefully in the correct pattern, remembering its a mirror image if you're looking at a real CPU

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Put the lever and the spring back in.

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Put the lid back on and carefully put the tangs in. And we have an '030 specific ZIF socket. Now back to work!!!

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[HigashiJun]

@exxos

Here's something that might interest you:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/257235217464?_ ... R5iw8sHdZg