Is there no trade shop here at Vogons? I am in desperate need of an AWE32, a few IDE, and a few floppy ribbons. EBay is killing me right now with these prices.

Thank you very much for the detailed info. I'm going to plug-and-pray. =)

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Yeah. The brown slot is definitely EISA. I have looked more closely at the side of the slot and it says EISA. Can't believe I missed that.

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Is it possible that the brown slot on this is an EISA slot?

I am in the U.S. I see you are in Greece. The card is yours if you want it, but you'll need to pay shipping.

I don't have the equipment to dump the ROM. But if someone else does and wants me to send them the chip, I'd be happy to do it.

Thank you!

I have an ISA card here that I can't seem to get working. And, to be honest, I'm not entirely sure what it is. I see it has FD and HD headers and, presumably, a serial port and a couple of PS/2 ports. But still...anyone have any idea? Filename Front.jpg File size 1.34 MiB Views 526 views Filename …

Yup. Thanks for the correction. It's been so long since I've worked on one of these that the brown color threw me off. Lucky I didn't fry the board. I slipped a VLB video card into the slot and it fit just fine. But yes, I see now.

It would reveal jumper settings, no?

More information: In particular, I can get it to post with an ISA VGA card in it. But I can't get any video from my nifty VLB card. I am betting there is a jumper I need to set to use the VLB slot, but I have no idea which one it is and I am afraid to start moving stuff around without a manual or …

Hello [vintage] World! Long-time reader, first-time poster. Love the show. I'm building a 486 PC using a motherboard I picked up about ten (10) years ago and I can't find any information about it at all! It has no brand name on it and the model number turns up nothing when I Google it. Here is a …