It's Socket 5 and doesn't have the voltage section for the MMX, so that's not going to work. Looks like the fastest you MIGHT be able to put in there would be a Pentium 200 (P54CS).
I'm thinking JP8 (CPU speed selection) is actually just a proxy for FSB. You've got 50, 60 and 66Mhz for your FSB, so if we try and decompose what the table tells us, I've added the FSB speeds to the jumper settings here:
75Mhz - 50Mhz FSB, 1.5x multiplier - JP8 1 & 4 closed
90Mhz - 60Mhz FSB, 1.5x multiplier - JP8: 2 & 5 closed
100Mhz - 66Mhz FSB, 1.5x multiplier - JP8 3 & 6 closed
Because when we get to the next group:
120Mhz - 60Mhz FSB, 2.0x multiplier - JP8: 2 & 5 closed
133Mhz - 66Mhz FSB, 2.0x multiplier - JP8: 3 & 6 closed
150Mhz - 60Mhz FSB, 2.5x multipler - JP8: 2 & 5 closed
Soooo, for a Pentium 200 (P54CS, no MMX), you would set JP8 to 3 & 6 closed to get your 66Mhz FSB, then JP14 with 1 & 2 closed and JP18 with 2 & 3 closed, which gives you the 3x multiplier. You'd set JP13 to 1 & 2 closed for 3.3V.
That SHOULD work, but no guarantees.
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