Let's necropost my own post 😁

Quite many years had passed and today I finally managed to found somebody with second card whose ROM was actually still present. So naturally - I dumped the chip, digitalised the label and made a little bit better photos.
To provide some details - the card was made by Landmark Research and the original box included 3 passthrough dongles - LPT, wide COM and standard COM. The package also contained two more ROMs used as a BIOS drop-in for the board and the manual. Those things are sadly almost impossible to find nowadays. The saddest thing about this is that I had the chips in my hands but back in the day I didn't have a programmer so I didn't manage to dump the chips.

Revision 1 (mine)

Revision 2 (friends)

ROM + label

I have this card also. And would like to play with it at some point.

Following.

Mine is blue. Looks like that rev 2

And I believe new/complete

Sphere478 wrote on 2023-08-03, 05:16:

And I believe new/complete

Do you have the two extra ROMs?

krivulak wrote on 2023-08-03, 11:38:

Sphere478 wrote on 2023-08-03, 05:16:

And I believe new/complete

Do you have the two extra ROMs?

As in floating free? No, but there are some things that plug into the ports at the end I have those and also there are some chips installed in the sockets if memory serves.

Through sheer luck I found another version. Also - the manual, though it is too big for this site to be uploaded (17MB)

http://peel.dk/Landmark/index.html

Split it up in a zip maybe? I always fear years later external links will be dead and future retro nerds will be left without the goods.

I have one of these in the package, and I believe it is complete. Is anything still needing preservation? (I don't have an EEPROM reader, but am willing to buy one if you need the ROMs read. Suggest a cheap but decent one I can have shipped to the USA and I'll buy it.)