on 7/13/01 11:41 PM, Jeff Walther at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I suspect that Brian meant how does one manually disable the on board
> cache. There is an uninstalled jumper sort of between the CPU slot and the
> DIMM sockets and maybe back a little. It is labeled J38. If you install a
> jumper across those two holes it disables the cache. If you have a header
> strip, you can install a pair of pins and then use a large jumper like you
> would use on a hard drive to turn it off or leave it on. You can get
> header strips from JDR electronics (www.jdr.com). I think they come in
> different sizes so you need to know the pitch between the pins.
>
> Jeff Walther
That is exactly what I meant and exactly what I now know...
You are a font of wisdom, Mr. Walther...
Best,
brian
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