<snip> Well, the other thing that *may* be wrong is that I have a Duo 250 Screen attached to the 2300c MoBo... it plugged into it well enough (and I know the 2300c MoBo was designed to use a variety of previous Duo equipment, but can the 2300c MoBo use a 250 screen?
IF it can, I guesss I just have a fried MoBo...
Craig W.
The 2300c was designed as an upgrade for every Duo. It has the connectors for everything. Active Matrix, Passive Matrix, SCSI, IDE, etc etc. Now, why you'd want a 2300c board with a 16 gray passive color screen, 8 megs of RAM and a 80 meg SCSI drive is beyond me, but it'd work if you had a stock 210 ;)
Scott Holder
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