DIGIS-486GL jumper settings?

[JDT]

Being as a 486 is on the virge of vintage, I thought I would post here. I'v googled the hell out of this and cant find squat. I've check TH99 and cant find it. Digicom apears to be out of business and their website is now a search portal =/ So we got any miracle workers out there with a few minutes of free time? Thanks in advance.

-JDT

[dongfeng]

I've found a couple here:

http://motherboards.mbarron.net/reload.html

[JDT]

I've found a couple here:

http://motherboards.mbarron.net/reload.html

I searched thier database, and submitted a request... well see if that gets anywhere. Thanks for the link =)

[Unknown_K]

http://web.archive.org/web/20010224001031/http://www.physics.mun.ca/~dbpynn/


Hows this ? :)

Ask me nicely and I will tell you how I found it.

[JDT]

http://web.archive.org/web/20010224001031/http://www.physics.mun.ca/~dbpynn/


Hows this ? :)

Ask me nicely and I will tell you how I found it.

http://web.archive.org/web/20020603061955/www.physics.mun.ca/~dbpynn/mboard/bios.html

Thanks K, someone had sent this to me this morning. I had completely forgot about the internet archive, but pretty please, please explain... It will be a link I keep...

[Unknown_K]

You asked for jumper setting, the link I sent has all that.

Anyway I do searches for the part number on google, one is for websites, the other I pick groups (newsgroups).

IF you find a dead link and need just a file put the mouse over the link and see if you can see what the filename was and search for that. You can also try www.archive.org to see if the link is cached. In this case the link did not show up but I did goto the archive of the website during the year the newsgroup post was made and hunt it that way and I found what I wanted.

The newsgroups are sometimes more helpfull then the web in finding information. I also find universities tend to keep junk online long after it was usefull.