First post, by Tmp2k
So I have an Olivetti PCS-44/C, it comes with an embedded 486 SX-25 and a 139pin socket that takes a co-processor or an overdrive chip. I've finally managed to get a DX4ODP75 CPU. Reading the manual it says there are 2 jumpers and they are both set to 1-2 in all cases except for "OverDrive II" where one of them is set to 2-3.
After adding the CPU the machine still boots and it seems faster (not really sure though). When I go into BIOS there's nothing to say what CPU is present, although it says Maths Processor Enabled (does the SX have a maths processor?). However under "Shadow Memory" where it should say "Enabled/Disabled" I just get gibberish Photo -> https://photos.app.goo.gl/xKPvdCu7vpyfAR4JA
I don't have much on there to test, just a blank DOS and Windows 3.1 install. Windows hangs on the splash screen most times, I've tried /S and /3 and when I tried /B to log the error it actually worked.
So my questions are...
What's the difference between overdrive and overdrive II?
What could the jumper settings be for?
How can I test what speed the CPU is actually running at?
Any idea what's going on with the corrupted BIOS?