I have an IBM 5140 that needs your HELP! He is a non-backlit model. It's video is glitchy and I have been trying to open the display with a knife, though I chipped off some few peices of the case, not the board inside of it (it's okay). Some one help us, please! ----Dugaro----

Nope.

2 lines from stinger 3: I AM HERE TO KILL YOU OUR CONVERSATION WILL BE BRODCAST TO EVERYONE ON THE PLANET.

http://www.pixelships.com/adg/epf010.html Stinger 3 shows a hacked version of Sbaitso and I dont know how he changed the text. I am right now suddenly confused. So I tried a hex editor, but that did not work. Gemini000, please help me.

Eh, I can sell my Pentium 3 motherboard anyways. Here is the specs: AMI BIOS Pentium 3 - slot 1 (probably used to be a Pentium 2.) Integrated SCSI controller. I can offer you a special cable (you will need it.) _______________________________________________________________________ AGP slots 4 PCI …

Just one dollar bills. Hoping to raise my count soon.

Dugaro myself, is looking for an Christmas item to ask my parents to get the most. The best pick to show off to them is a board (286 to 486) that works and goes for a really cheap price. I have 4 dollars and I am looking up to raising my money count to get the exact money + shipping if I find what …

I heard that the PC Speaker uses a PIT (Intel 8254/8253/8255) to control the beeps. Is this true? Looking through the motherboard of my IBM PC300GL, I dont see anything of an 8254, 8253, or 8255 anywhere AT ALL. If this is not true, what does really control the beeps? Can I unsolder it not affecting …