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[steev]

PR00105 is in Clayton, NC.
Placed in a low profile Silverstone Micro ATX case

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[mortarm]

Which model is this?

[steev]

MILO 11
I posted more about it over here: viewtopic.php?p=31661#p31661

[mortarm]

You can add P000122 to the list, located in Taylor, MI

[Merri]

PR00512 ended up in Finland

Feeling kinda lucky getting that, it is the nicest number after 256, 128, and 69.

[edrive]

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[DragWx]

PR00769 (nice) has safely arrived at its destination. So far, so good, if anything isn't working, it's probably because I folded a pin or something while trying to insert the extra ICs into their sockets.

[ahenry3068]

PR00769 (nice) has safely arrived at its destination. So far, so good, if anything isn't working, it's probably because I folded a pin or something while trying to insert the extra ICs into their sockets.

I did that too. One of the small ones ? Yes ? I got it fixed eventually .... I've got that slight tremor in my hands that comes with age. I couldn't do electronics assembly on a regular basis. I can still get a Power Plug or a Sata cable plugged in though. Getting the screws into the standoffs can be a pain though.

[DragWx]

In my case, it was one of the RAM chips, and it's because I didn't realize brand new ICs have their legs splayed out slightly wider than sockets.

I wrote a simple RAM check in BASIC, and though it took 2 hours, it found no issues, so everything's probably fine there.

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1 B=0:E=256:C=$A000:D=$BFFF:A=0
10 PRINT "== WRITING =="
20 FOR A = 1 TO 255
30 PRINT " ";HEX$(A);
40 BANK A:B=RND(-A)
50 FORB=CTOD:POKEB,RND(π)*E:NEXT
60 NEXT
110 PRINT:PRINT "== TESTING =="
120 FOR A = 1 TO 255
130 PRINT " ";HEX$(A);
140 BANK A:B=RND(-A)
150 FORB=CTOD
160 IFPEEK(B)<>INT(RND(π)*E)THENPRINT"!";:B=D
170 NEXT:NEXT

As for VIA 2 and the ESD protection chips, I guess I'll find out later if I dorked up any pins.

[Accordster]

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DEV0082 is now a 65C816 board, with R47 of the firmware. I managed to bend the RESB and φ2O pins (40 and 39) of the original 65C02 as I hamfistedly wedged it out with a flathead screwdriver.