It is an oldschool POST card with more features built in. In the box it came with three dongles and three EPROMs with some features. The deal is, of course, mine came with no EPROM whatsoever, it is a dumpster saved card. Do anybody here have one of those too? I would be very happy if anybody could make me a dump so I can make my card work. Thanks! https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/landma … -v-8-1795736782
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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.
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.
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.)
