Oh I'm getting close! ;-)

The link to the Mot documentation from your page, Mad Dog, doesn't 
work - it just sends me back to e-www.motorola.com's homepage...  
Besides, I think that documentation is for the 603r (is that 
right?)...  Anyway, I found this
: <http://e-www.motorola.com/brdata/PDFDB/docs/MPC603EEC.pdf> 

Page 14 of that document shows a diagram w/ the pinout of the 603e.
It goes something like this:
213: PLL_CFG0
212: SYSCLCK
211: PLL_CFG1
210: PLL_CFG2
209: AVDD (this is connected to pin 4 of the oscillator - Vdd - and is 
what I previously called pin 30 on the CPU)
208: PLL_CFG3

Page 24 (or section 1.8.1) outlines how to set the bus multiplier.
I guess now all that remains is to trace out the circuit to the 
proper resistors, then "just do it!"

Oh yeah, the chart there seems to imply that PLL_CFG[0-2] set the 
bus multiplier...  PLL_CFG3 sets the core to VCO multiplier.  Would 
that be noticeable when you clock chip?  -- If not, that might explain 
why "no effect" is observed when certain resistors were moved about in 
the 1400 chipping...

Hmmm...

Thanks to Dave Ip, I now have a handful of 5300c mobo pics for the 
appropriate area.  I'll post them to my website a little later tonight 
(I'll let you know when it's done), but right now I'm going to go 
fetch some dinner!

Peace out,
Drew

P.S. - R128 and R129 are on the bottom of the mobo, almost literally 
under the oscillator.  R127 is pretty much on top of R128.

P.P.S - Oh yeah, from preliminary inspection, it looks like R47 is 
connected to PLL_CFG2

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