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First post, by mechcentric

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Hey all,

So I tried to replace the 2x PS/2 ports on my Socket 5 "AT" motherboard with one AT keyboard connector, as it has (had?) footprints for both (the PS/2 ports were an optional feature). Now, the BIOS won't detect the keyboard, and they keyboard doesn't light up.

I think I messed up the 5-pin DIN solder points when drilling them out. Is there any way to fix this? Thanks!

mechcentric

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Intel 486dx2-66, ATI Mach32/64 VLB 1+1MB, 16MB SDR , CT2290
Pentium MMX 166, ATI Rage II + DVD, Voodoo1, YMF718-s
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Reply 1 of 2, by feipoa

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photos?

dilling out vias? wouldn't you just suck out the old solder? I'm confused.

Plan your life wisely, you'll be dead before you know it.

Reply 2 of 2, by mechcentric

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Don't have a solder sucker that actually works.

mechcentric

AMD 386sx-40/33/25/20, 4MB SDR, CT2230
Intel 486dx2-66, ATI Mach32/64 VLB 1+1MB, 16MB SDR , CT2290
Pentium MMX 166, ATI Rage II + DVD, Voodoo1, YMF718-s
Pentium III 850, Voodoo3 3500, 2x256MB SDR, Aureal Vortex 2 (MX300), 10/100 LAN
Dell P991