[Ham-Computers] Motherboard ID Help

[Dale Miller]

Paulahkolik at aol.com wrote:

>Greetings to the list.
>
>I just got a "new" motherboard, running a 1.1 GHz Duron, which is all I can 
>tell about it. I need to know how is the best way to go about determining the 
>make and model, especially since I need some video and audio drivers, that 
>aren't on my Win 98 disk.
>
>If need be, I can email pictures off-list.
>
>The only thing I've found are the following serial/parts numbers.
>
>On the printer port. EA=000E69C96F0, followed by J02144F30701163
>
>On The BIOS Chip. (Don't quote me on this one) M (or N) 812LM V7.1A, on the 
>1st 
>sticker, and 686 AMIBIOS SC00 0640
>
>On the USB, Mouse, & KB ports, there is a "stamp" that says AMP
>
>On the chip next to the BIOS chip & CMOS battery. ITE IT8705F 0301-FXS MFYY03
>
>On the board above the mouse & KB ports. (Partial number?) KBMSI (KBMS1?)
>
>On the "Crystal" below the AMR slot. K T S  KDN4350HC 25.0000 MHz 0283  JPS
>
>The only other thing I've been able to determine, is that it'll run on either 
>PC100 or PC133 Ram, configurable in BIOS.
>
>Please help if you can.
>
>Thanks.
>Paul W5PDA/4
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On the Post screen (you can't hit the Pause/Break key to hold on this 
screen) you will find a number at the bottom of the screen.)
The Post screen is during memory testing just after you power it up.
In the top left it will tell you the bios make.
Then go here http://www.wimsbios.com/ or here http://www.matrix-bios.nl/
That is if you can power it up.
There are other links of interest here http://hardwarehell.com/bios.shtml

Cheers & 73's
Dale