Gavin,
In my classroom I have some of those old machines, a PR233 on a AMIBOIS
from 1988 for example, and I have discovered that as long as I can get
128 meg of RAM into it somehow they work. I have one board that only
uses 72 pin SIMM sticks. I added a RAM multiplier I found at a yard
sale and it is probably the most stable terminal I have. All I can say
is if it works kids can use it.
Bye,
Pat
Gavin Chester wrote:
On Thu, 2006-10-05 at 21:54 -0400, Jim McQuillan wrote:
Wilson A. Galafassi Jr. wrote:
Hello.
I have some old machines with motherboard with DIMM (big connector)
That should be 'DIN' connector.
keyboard. What is necessary to change in the configuration to this keyboard
works fine?
No changes are necessary. Linux doesn't care whether it's ps/2 or AT
style keyboard.
Jim McQuillan
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Listen to Jim, he's the man ;-)
But, I wonder whether the OP should have been given some warnings about
his choice of client hardware. A far as I remember, AT keyboard
connectors stopped being used after early 486 PCs, predating the
earliest PIs. Therefore, these boxes will probably also come with very
little RAM and an ISA bus. People have made these sort work, but the
effort (ie, workarounds) is far greater than with a PII and newer having
128MB of RAM and PCI/AGP video cards of 4MB or better. Just thought it
fair to point that out, too :-)
Gavin
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