toshiba_t-series_support:toshiba_t3100
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toshiba_t-series_support:toshiba_t3100 [2019-06-04 18:34] omolini [Hard disk] |
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| **A: **The BIOS battery is located on the system board. You can replace it with an original part, or alternatively, get a CR2032 coin cell battery holder, a CR2032 lithium battery and a diode. The diode is required to avoid charging the battery. Take the old battery connector and its wires, solder the coin cell holder to the wires and solder the diode in series as such: \\ | **A: **The BIOS battery is located on the system board. You can replace it with an original part, or alternatively, get a CR2032 coin cell battery holder, a CR2032 lithium battery and a diode. The diode is required to avoid charging the battery. Take the old battery connector and its wires, solder the coin cell holder to the wires and solder the diode in series as such: \\ | ||
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| + | **Q: How can I add ISA cards, for XT-IDE and others?**\\ | ||
| + | **A: **For this you need the Toshiba ISA expansion chassis. The expansion port apparently has all the ISA lines, DMA and IRQ, but is uses a different connector. I was informed that the part numbers were 8800-040-170L-F and 8800-060-170L-F. These are stocked by RS Electronics, if you'd be interested to build an adapter. | ||
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