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Compiling a database of vintage Motherboard Manuals. 286, 386, 486

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First post, by rgart

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I am attempting to create a server and compile a database of motherboard manuals that are not easily obtained.

I have a large number and I am doing my best to save as many as I can but I am wondering if any of you kind people would mind emailing me any motherboard manuals you do have.

I am only looking for Socket 3 mainly and possibly nothing more recent than Socket 7.

I would request the file name syntax be the name of the board or company name and revision.

Elitegroup ECS UM8810-PAIO Revision 2.PDF for example.

I have no idea if there is a legality or copyright issue here but I'm sure someone will point that out if there is.

sakuraba1942@gmail.com

=My Cyrix 5x86 systems : 120MHz vs 133MHz=. =My 486DX2-66MHz=

Reply 2 of 6, by rgart

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RacoonRider wrote:

Perhaps you should consider Vogons Drivers experience? I'm also ready to share whatever I have 😀

It's a good idea and I'm definitely happy to share what I have but surely there can never be too many sites dedicated to storing retro and vintage hardware data.

If you guys could take a few minutes to email any motherboard PDF files that would be appreciated.

=My Cyrix 5x86 systems : 120MHz vs 133MHz=. =My 486DX2-66MHz=

Reply 4 of 6, by rgart

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You introduced me to wget 😀

I wonder how much hard drive space it will take?

Any takers on motherboard manuals to sakuraba1942@gmail.com ?

Last edited by rgart on 2013-08-08, 21:33. Edited 1 time in total.

=My Cyrix 5x86 systems : 120MHz vs 133MHz=. =My 486DX2-66MHz=

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