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|    Tomas Slavotinek to IBMMuseum    |
|    Re: Auction: FALSCH! Vintage IBM Motherb    |
|    15 Jan 23 17:58:51    |
      From: slavotinek@gmail.com              On 15.01.2023 17:23, IBMMuseum wrote:       > I just looked harder at my 'Type 2' Model 80 planar pictured at the       'Ardent-Tool'; It has a bunch of bodge-wires - and a 386DX-16MHz CPU with a       32MHz crystal on the planar! Now I need to look over my other T2s - That one       has been 16MHz the whole time!       >       > Maybe that explains an FRU difference...              The CPU clock (among other signals) is derived from the 40 MHz       oscillator U110. The 32 MHz oscillator U159 is used for the FPU (and       other things).              So, unless the board can be "jumpered" differently to change the clock       source, I'd say somebody installed an incorrect CPU. Can you measure the       clock frequency at the CPU CLK pin (or buzz the path out with the help       of the schematic)?              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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