Hello,

I'm giving away two KT7A boards that are slightly defective:

- the first board can have its BIOS settings changed only after a CMOS reset (a bit unpractical if you need to change BIOS settings often). If BIOS settings are changed a second time it results in a black boot screen (then a CMOS reset is needed). Also only 512MB of RAM work reliably.
- the second board has non working PS/2 keyboard and LPT ports. Now the PS/2 mouse port works fine and the ISA slot also works fine. USB keyboards are supported by the BIOS including in DOS so this board can still be used for DOS games. I believe the fault is caused by damaged traces on the PCB due to the leaked capacitors I had to change, so in theory it could be repaired.