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 | [[:Toshiba T-series Support|Home]] | [[:​toshiba_t-series_support:​System Articles]] | [[:​toshiba_t-series_support:​Files and Resources]] | [[:​toshiba_t-series_support:​FAQ]] | [[:Contact Information|Contact]] | | [[:Toshiba T-series Support|Home]] | [[:​toshiba_t-series_support:​System Articles]] | [[:​toshiba_t-series_support:​Files and Resources]] | [[:​toshiba_t-series_support:​FAQ]] | [[:Contact Information|Contact]] |
-[[Toshiba T3100|T3100]] | [[Toshiba T3100e|T3100e]] | [[Toshiba T3100SX|T3100SX]] | [[Toshiba T3200|T3200]] | [[Toshiba T3200SX|T3200SX]] | [[Toshiba T3200SXC|T3200SXC]]+[[Toshiba T3100|T3100]] | [[Toshiba T3100e|T3100e]] | [[Toshiba T3100SX|T3100SX]] | [[Toshiba T3200|T3200]] | [[Toshiba T3200SX|T3200SX]] | [[Toshiba T3200SXC|T3200SXC]] | [[Toshiba T5200|T5200]] | [[Toshiba T5200C|T5200C]]
  
 ===== Toshiba T3200SX ===== ===== Toshiba T3200SX =====
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-A durable workhorse of it's time, the T3200SX and T3200SXC portable computers were manufactured and targeted primarily as desktop computer ​replacements ​for businesses. Of course, at the time of the release, there existed smaller laptop computers, but none of these even came close to the power, durability and expandability of this Toshiba computer.+A durable workhorse of it's time, the [[toshiba_t-series_support:​toshiba_t3200sx|T3200SX]] and [[toshiba_t-series_support:​toshiba_t3200sxc|T3200SXC]] portable computers were manufactured and targeted primarily as desktop ​replacement ​computer for businesses. Of course, at the time of the release, there existed smaller laptop computers, but none of these even came close to the power, durability and expandability of this Toshiba computer.
  
-The T3200SX and T3200SXC ​computers ​are siblings. The only differences are that the SXC has a color flat panel screen and a faster ​central processing unit (20 MHz as opposed to 16 MHz). The graphics adapters are the same, both systems are VGA capable, and support resolutions up to 640×480 with 16 colors.+The T3200SX and T3200SXC are siblings. The only major differences are that the SXC has a color flat panel screen and a faster ​CPU (20 MHz as opposed to 16 MHz). The graphics adapters are the same, both systems are VGA capable, and support resolutions up to 640×480 with 16 colors.
  
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 | **Operating System** ​        | Toshiba MS-DOS 4.01 \\ Toshiba MS-DOS 3.3 \\ OS/2 1.1 \\ T/PIX 2.1 (AT&T UNIX System V/386 R3.0 (option) | | **Operating System** ​        | Toshiba MS-DOS 4.01 \\ Toshiba MS-DOS 3.3 \\ OS/2 1.1 \\ T/PIX 2.1 (AT&T UNIX System V/386 R3.0 (option) |
  
 +===== System Boot process =====
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 ===== System Expansion ===== ===== System Expansion =====
 ==== Hard disk ==== ==== Hard disk ====
-Toshiba T3200SX comes with either a 40 MB or a 80 MB hard drive. As far as I understand, there was also a T3200SX/120 which was a upgraded model, and comes with a 120 MB hard disk. The system has a standard IDE interface to connect to the supplied Conner CP hard disk. Most Toshiba T3200SX(C) computers are BIOS locked to specific hard disk part numbers, so you cannot upgrade it easily. If you try using a different hard disk, the computer will most likely refuse to detect and use the hard disk, unless it identifies itself with the computer with a part number starting with the letters "​CP"​ which stands for Conner Peripherals. Old (003C) BIOSes will allow you to use any hard drive, but will still use the disk settings for the hard drives that were originally supplied with the system. In this case, you can override the settings programmatically,​ with Anydrive, found under [[Files and Resources]].  +Toshiba T3200SX comes with either a 40 MB or a 80 MB hard drive. As far as I understand, there was also a T3200SX/120 which was a upgraded model, and comes with a 120 MB hard disk. The system has a standard IDE interface to connect to the supplied Conner CP hard disk. 
- +
-If you have a BIOS chip that doesn'​t allow for a Hard Disk upgrade, you can program your own BIOS chip with the ROM files supplied below, or contact me and I can program a ROM chip for you for a nominal fee.+
  
 These are the drive configurations supported by standard T3200SX BIOSes: These are the drive configurations supported by standard T3200SX BIOSes:
-^ Model ^ ^  Native C/​H/​S((Cylinders/​Heads/​Sectors per track)) ​ ^^^ ^  BIOS translated ​C/​H/​S((Cylinders/​Heads/​Sectors as reported by BIOS)) ​ ^^^ ^  Capacity ​ ^^ Seek time ^ +^ Model ^ ^  Native C/​H/​S((Cylinders/​Heads/​Sectors per track)) ​ ^^^ ^  BIOS reported ​C/​H/​S((Cylinders/​Heads/​Sectors as reported by BIOS)) ​ ^^^ ^  Capacity ​ ^^ Seek time ^ 
-| | |  **C**  |  **H**  |  **S**  | |  **C**  |  **H**  |  **S**  | | **Unformatted** | **Formatted** | | +| | |  **C**  |  **H**  |  **S**  | |  **C**  |  **H**  |  **S**  | | **MiB** | **MB** | | 
-| Conner CP-3000((More information on Conner CP-3000 [[https://​stason.org/​TULARC/​pc/​hard-drives-hdd/​conner/​CP-3000-42MB-3-5-SL-IDE-AT.html|here]])) | |  1045  |  2  |  40  | |  ​980  ​|  ​ ​|  ​17  | |  40 MB  |  ​42 MB  | 28 ms     | +| Conner CP-3000((More information on Conner CP-3000 [[https://​stason.org/​TULARC/​pc/​hard-drives-hdd/​conner/​CP-3000-42MB-3-5-SL-IDE-AT.html|here]])) | |  1045  |  2  |  40  | |  ​862  ​|  ​ ​|  ​48  | |  40 MB  |  ​43 MB  | 28 ms     
-| Conner CP-3044((More information on Conner CP-3044 [[https://​stason.org/​TULARC/​pc/​hard-drives-hdd/​conner/​CP-3044-43MB-3-5-SL-IDE-AT.html|here]])) | |  1047  |  2  |  40  | |  980  |  5  |  17  | |  40 MB  |  ​42.8 MB  | 25 ms     | +| ::: | ::: | ::: | ::: | ::: | ::: |  695  |  7  |  17  | ::: | ::: |  :::  | ::: 
-| Conner CP-xxxx ​:?: | |  :?:  |  :?:  |  :?:  | |  :?:  |  :?:  |  :?:  | |  80 MB  |  ​80 MB :?:  ​| ​Unknown ​  |+| Conner CP-3044((More information on Conner CP-3044 [[https://​stason.org/​TULARC/​pc/​hard-drives-hdd/​conner/​CP-3044-43MB-3-5-SL-IDE-AT.html|here]])) | |  1047  |  2  |  40  | |  980  |  5  |  17  | |  40 MB  |  ​43 MB  | 25 ms     | 
 +| Conner CP-xxxx | |  :?:  |  :?:  |  :?:  | |  ​981  |  10  |  17  | |  81 MB  |  85 MB  | Unknown ​  | 
 +::: | ::: | ::: | ::: | ::: | ::: |  695  ​|  ​14  |  17  | ::: |  80 MB  ​|  ​85 MB  | ::: | 
 +| ::: | ::: | ::: | ::: | ::: | ::: |  862  ​| ​ ​4 ​ |  48  | ::: |  80 MB  |  ​85 MB  | ::: |
  
 These configurations are supported by T3200SX/120 (with at least the 003F BIOS): These configurations are supported by T3200SX/120 (with at least the 003F BIOS):
 ^ Model ^ ^  Native C/​H/​S((Cylinders/​Heads/​Sectors per track)) ​ ^^^ ^  BIOS translated C/​H/​S((Cylinders/​Heads/​Sectors as reported by BIOS)) ​ ^^^ ^  Capacity ​ ^^ Seek time ^ ^ Model ^ ^  Native C/​H/​S((Cylinders/​Heads/​Sectors per track)) ​ ^^^ ^  BIOS translated C/​H/​S((Cylinders/​Heads/​Sectors as reported by BIOS)) ​ ^^^ ^  Capacity ​ ^^ Seek time ^
-| | |  **C**  |  **H**  |  **S**  | |  **C**  |  **H**  |  **S**  | | **Unformatted** | **Formatted** | | +| | |  **C**  |  **H**  |  **S**  | |  **C**  |  **H**  |  **S**  | | **MiB** | **MB** | | 
-| Conner CP-3044((More information on Conner CP-3044 [[https://​stason.org/​TULARC/​pc/​hard-drives-hdd/​conner/​CP-3044-43MB-3-5-SL-IDE-AT.html|here]])) | |  1047  |  2  |  40  | |  980  |  5  |  17  | |  40 MB  |  ​42.8 MB  | 25 ms     |+| Conner CP-3044((More information on Conner CP-3044 [[https://​stason.org/​TULARC/​pc/​hard-drives-hdd/​conner/​CP-3044-43MB-3-5-SL-IDE-AT.html|here]])) | |  1047  |  2  |  40  | |  980  |  5  |  17  | |  40 MB  |  ​43 MB  | 25 ms     |
 | Conner CP-30104((More information on Conner CP-30104 [[https://​stason.org/​TULARC/​pc/​hard-drives-hdd/​conner/​CP-30104-122MB-3-5-SL-IDE-AT.html|here]])) ((Contribution by Jonathan)) | |  1524  |  4  |  39  | |  762  |  8  |  39  | |  120 MB  |  122 MB  | 19 ms  | | Conner CP-30104((More information on Conner CP-30104 [[https://​stason.org/​TULARC/​pc/​hard-drives-hdd/​conner/​CP-30104-122MB-3-5-SL-IDE-AT.html|here]])) ((Contribution by Jonathan)) | |  1524  |  4  |  39  | |  762  |  8  |  39  | |  120 MB  |  122 MB  | 19 ms  |
  
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 I'm missing the part number of the 80 MB Conner hard disk. If you know it, please let me know!  I'm missing the part number of the 80 MB Conner hard disk. If you know it, please let me know! 
  
-Search these hard drives ​on eBay using this [[https://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-53200-19255-0/​1?​icep_id=114&​ipn=icep&​toolid=20004&​campid=5338306954&​mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fsch%2Fi.html%3F_odkw%3D%2528Conner%252C%2BCP3000%252C%2BCP3044%2529%26_ftrt%3D901%26_sop%3D1%26_sadis%3D15%26_dmd%3D1%26LH_BIN%3D1%26_osacat%3D0%26_ipg%3D200%26_stpos%3D75010-2109%26_ftrv%3D1%26_from%3DR40%26_trksid%3Dp2045573.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0.H0.XConner%2B%2528CP3000%252C%2BCP3044%2529.TRS0%26_nkw%3DConner%2B%2528CP3000%252C%2BCP3044%2529%26_sacat%3D0|affiliate link]]+This system can be expanded with an 8-bit and 16-bit ISA expansion cards. Hence, you can purchase an XT-IDE adapter to add a hard drive, such as the XT-CF-MINI or XT-CF-Lite card to add a Compact Flash card as a hard drive. They usually run for $40-$60. You can find them on eBay. Check out [[http://www.malinov.com/Home/sergeys-projects/xt-cf-lite]] and [[https://shop.bluelavasystems.com/​products/​xt-cf-mini-bootable-8-bit-isa-cf-card-interface-xt-ide]]
- +
-If you're lucky, your computer has the older BIOS, and will ignore the part number and will let you boot from any IDE drive as long as you manually override the BIOS settings in software using ANYDRIVE or any other BIOS overlay software, like OnTrack. However, if you have a newer BIOS, the computer will not detect the drive unless it's made by Conner (it's IDE identifier string must start with the letters "​CP"​).+
  
-If you're technically skilled, HighTreason has made a tutorial how to flash the BIOS onto an EPROMFlashing ​compatible BIOS will allow you to boot with any hard disk with a HDD overlay program. Please see [[Files and Resources]] for more information.+Another option is to purchase ​an XT-IDE adapter for the Toshiba proprietary expansion slotThere is maker on eBay that sells Toshiba type expansion cards with XT-IDE to allow many different types of IDE and CF cards to be used on the portable computer 
 +Please see the following link for the sales article. ​[[https://​ebay.us/​GO0Sk2|3inONEder:​ Toshiba Portables]] (affiliate link)
  
-If you would like a preprogrammed BIOS CMOS ROM instead, I've started ​to sell these! These are a drop-in replacement ​to the old BIOSPlease follow ​[[http://rover.ebay.com/rover/​1/​711-53200-19255-0/​1?​ff3=4&​pub=5575391766&​toolid=10001&​campid=5338306954&​customid=&​mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fitm%2FToshiba-T3200SX-BIOS-updated-ROM-003CH-with-full-HDD-detection-and-fast-VGA%2F333379507188%3Fhash%3Ditem4d9ef793f4%3Ag%3A0vAAAOSwndFduLpQ|this link to buy]].+==== Audio and ethernet ==== 
 +The same adapter that allows ​you to use the Toshiba proprietary slot connector for XT-IDE and custom hard disks also optionally allows ​to add audio (Adlib) and ethernet support (partially NE2000 compatible).  
 +Please see the following link for the item page. [[https://ebay.us/GO0Sk2|3inONEder: Toshiba Portables]] (affiliate link) 
  
 ==== CPU upgrades and overclocking ==== ==== CPU upgrades and overclocking ====
-I've been informed that it is possible to replace the CPU with a TX486SLC upgrade. Credits for this discovery go to **mohhingman**. Thank you!+I've been informed that it is possible to replace the CPU with a TX486SLC upgrade, however this will require soldering. Credits for this discovery go to **mohhingman**. Thank you!
  
 ==== RAM memory upgrade ==== ==== RAM memory upgrade ====
-The computer uses 30 pin SIMMs to add more system memory, but it's not completely standard. The computer was shipped with 1 Mb (megabit) or 2Mb memory chips that were 80ns (or faster) ​with parity. There are six slots in total and the banks are used in pairs, so at least two are needed. Standard configuration comes with 2 MB of RAM preinstalled,​ upgrade models come with 4 MB. The memory is upgradable up to 13 MB ((Source: http://​baudband.net/?​page_id=88))+The computer uses 30 pin SIMM modules ​to add more system memory, but as far as I know they are proprietary Toshiba specific modules. The computer was shipped with 1 Mb (megabit) or 2Mb memory chips that were 80ns (or faster) ​and have parity. There are six slots in total and the banks are used in pairs, so at least two are needed. Standard configuration comes with 2 MB of RAM preinstalled,​ upgrade models come with 4 MB. The memory is upgradable up to 13 MB ((Source: http://​baudband.net/?​page_id=88))
  
 ==== ISA Expansion Slots ==== ==== ISA Expansion Slots ====
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 Unless you have the Toshiba external floppy – always set this to PRN. ((Source: http://​baudband.net/?​page_id=88)) Unless you have the Toshiba external floppy – always set this to PRN. ((Source: http://​baudband.net/?​page_id=88))
 +
 +**Q: Can't boot from floppy, floppy not detected, or can't be read**\\ ​
 +**A:** Make sure the PRN-A-B switch is set to PRN (see above question about PRN-A-B switch. ​
  
 **Q: My computer gives me a configuration error when I turn it on**\\ **Q: My computer gives me a configuration error when I turn it on**\\
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   - ** Older Toshiba BIOS (such as 003C) **   - ** Older Toshiba BIOS (such as 003C) **
     - The computer will detect any drive and just assume it's a 40 MB  disk (regardless of its actual size).     - The computer will detect any drive and just assume it's a 40 MB  disk (regardless of its actual size).
-  - ** New Toshiba BIOS (such as 003E/003F/003I) ** +  - ** New Toshiba BIOS (such as 003E-003I) ** 
-    - The computer not detect a drive unless it is manufactured by Conner. It will assume it's a 40 MB drive (regardless of its actual size). If you have a different drive than Conner, ​your computer will simply refuse to detect ​the hard disk. The model/part number reported to the computer must match the letters '​CP'​ (Conner Peripherals) for it to be detected.+    - The computer ​will not boot an unsupported ​drive unless it is manufactured by Conner. It will assume it's a 40 MB drive (regardless of its actual size). If you have a different drive than Conner, ​the computer will simply refuse to boot from the hard disk. The model/part number reported to the computer must match the letters '​CP'​ (Conner Peripherals) for it to be detected.
  
 You have a couple of options: You have a couple of options:
  
-  - If you have the **older BIOS**, ​your computer should ignore the part number and will not stop you from using any hard disk regardless ​of sizebut the computer will only give you parameters for a 40 MB drive and the setting can't be changed. You can still boot from itbut you'​ll ​only be able to use the first 40 MB of the disk, however there is an easy workaround. You will need to download ANYDRIVE (found in the files section) or any other BIOS HDD overlay ​program that installs in the MBR of your hard disk, and overlays ​the correct hard drive parameters at startup. Anydrive overrides the BIOS settings so you can use any size hard disk up to 504 MB. You can use larger disks or even memory cards with IDE-CF or IDE-SD converters, but only 504 MB will be usable. If you know of other overlay programs that allow for larger hard disk utilization,​ please let me know+  - If the computer has the **older BIOS** such as the **003C**, the computer should ignore the part number and will attempt to boot the hard disk regardless, ​even with incorrect settings. However, since the settings are fixed, ​you can not use more than the amount of space specified in the BIOSwhich is only 40 MB. To override the BIOS limitation and use more space on the disk, so you will need to manually correct ​the settings on boot using a drive overlay ​software which is installed on the hard disk. I have tested a program called Anydrive, and I believe Western Digital'​s EZ-Drive version 9.03W will work as well. Both programs can be found in the files section. Anydrive overrides the BIOS settings so you can use any size hard disk (or CF memory card with CF to IDE adapter) ​up to 504 MB. With EZ-Drive you can potentially ​use larger disks, but run the risk of disk file corruption above 4 GB.  
-  - If you have the **newer ​incompatible ​BIOS**, you can do the following:  +  - If you have the **newer BIOS**, you can do the following:  
-    - Buy a BIOS CMOS ROM drop-in replacement. ​I've started selling programmed ROM chips that have the 003C BIOS with an updated VGA BIOS. This will essentially allow you to use any hard disk. [[http://​rover.ebay.com/​rover/​1/​711-53200-19255-0/​1?​ff3=4&​pub=5575391766&​toolid=10001&​campid=5338306954&​customid=&​mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fitm%2FToshiba-T3200SX-BIOS-updated-ROM-003CH-with-full-HDD-detection-and-fast-VGA%2F333379507188%3Fhash%3Ditem4d9ef793f4%3Ag%3A0vAAAOSwndFduLpQ|Please follow this link to buy]]+    - Buy a BIOS ROM chip drop-in replacement. ​Please see my [[#​Replacement ​BIOS ROM chips]] section for more information how to buy. 
-    - Buy a Conner hard-disk. The part number must start with the letters '​CP'​. Then use ANYDRIVE to circumvent the BIOS hard-coded drive size parameters if needed. +    - Buy a compatible ​Conner hard-disk. The compatible ​part numbers are listed above
-    - Replace your BIOS chip with an older BIOS+  - If you have an EEPROM ​programmer, ​such as the Minipro TL866, you can make your own BIOS chip and replace ​the problematic one by using HighTreason'​s excellent tutorial. Programming a compatible ​BIOS will allow you to boot with any hard disk, and then simply install a hard disk overlay program ​to override the drive parameters with correct onesThe tutorial, associated ROM images and HDD overlay programs are in the [[Files and Resources]] page. 
-  - If you have a PROM programmer, ​flash a BIOS chip with the 3CH BIOS found in the files-section, and use ANYDRIVE ​to circumvent any size limitationsThere is a well written BIOS re-flashing guide in the files page in the section labeled Documentation. I also sell these chips in case you do not have a BIOS programmer. ​[[http://​rover.ebay.com/​rover/​1/​711-53200-19255-0/​1?​ff3=4&​pub=5575391766&​toolid=10001&​campid=5338306954&​customid=&​mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fitm%2FToshiba-T3200SX-BIOS-updated-ROM-003CH-with-full-HDD-detection-and-fast-VGA%2F333379507188%3Fhash%3Ditem4d9ef793f4%3Ag%3A0vAAAOSwndFduLpQ|Please follow this link to buy]].+  ​You can also buy an XT-IDE adapter, such as the XT-CF-lite from Lo-TechTexElec carries these in stock in the USThis will bypass the built-in IDE controller completely ​and replace it with a CF card. You can then set your BIOS to "No drive"
  
 Note: If you plan to use a drive other than what was supplied with your computer, you must use a BIOS HDD overlay software to avoid data corruption. Note: If you plan to use a drive other than what was supplied with your computer, you must use a BIOS HDD overlay software to avoid data corruption.
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 **Q: How do I check the BIOS version? **\\ **Q: How do I check the BIOS version? **\\
-**A:** You need to open the portable computer. Remove the four screws from the bottom front of the laptop. Open the screen lid. The keyboard should now lift up starting from the front. You may need to pry the keyboard a little. Once the keyboard is off, remove two screws at the rear of the EM shield between the keyboard and the motherboard. Remove the EM shield. You will see three chips. The one at the bottom right corner is the BIOS chip. So far I've seen 003C, 003E, 003F and 003I out in the wild. If you have a different BIOS version, please take a picture of it and send it over! If you have the capability to read the BIOS chip, I would appreciate a BIOS image. ​I will gladly host it on this site.+**A:** You need to open the portable computer. Remove the four screws from the bottom front of the laptop. Open the screen lid. The keyboard should now lift up starting from the front. You may need to pry the keyboard a little. Once the keyboard is off, remove two screws at the rear of the EM shield between the keyboard and the motherboard. Remove the EM shield. You will see three chips. The one at the bottom right corner is the BIOS chip. So far I've seen 003C, 003E, 003F, 003H and 003I out in the wild. If you have a different BIOS version, please take a picture of it and send a BIOS dump over! I will gladly host it on this site.
  
 **Q: I've opened the laptop, but I cannot move the flat panel display out of the way **\\ **Q: I've opened the laptop, but I cannot move the flat panel display out of the way **\\
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 If you don't have access to a small angled screw driver, you may be able to bend the latch out of the way to release the display cable. It is risky, and you wouldn'​t want to do it unless you there is no other way. You may damage the display cable near the latch so please be careful. I've included a picture of the latch in the image gallery section. If you don't have access to a small angled screw driver, you may be able to bend the latch out of the way to release the display cable. It is risky, and you wouldn'​t want to do it unless you there is no other way. You may damage the display cable near the latch so please be careful. I've included a picture of the latch in the image gallery section.
  
-**Q: I have no picture or have a noisy picture**\\  +**Q: The computer turns on, power LED lights up, but I have no picture or a noisy picture**\\  
-**A:** This could be caused by many things, but there is a chance ​the laptop lid open/close switch is just stuck in the on position. ​This rather low-quality plastic ​switch ​is designed to detect when the display ​lid is closed, and will cut the power to the display. It engages whenever the lid is closed, and since it is near the power supply ​the rod that engages ​the switch ​bends over time and may get stuck inside the switch. The symptom you will see is a screen that will never seem to turn on when you open the lid, or will have a noisy picture, due to the switch stuck half-on. If you cannot repair the switch manually, ​as a workaround, you can disable it by removing the plastic ​rod that engages ​the switch. Please see the gallery section for an image of the switch.+**A:** This could be caused by many things, but the most common issue is that the laptop lid open/close switch is just stuck in the on position. ​The switch, which is located under the cover, next to the floppy drive uses a rather low-quality plastic ​piece that latched with the screen hinge and is designed to detect when the lid is closed, and will cut the power to the display ​accordingly. It engages whenever the lid is closed, and since it is near the power supply, a plastic piece inside ​the switch ​may slowly deform ​over time and may get stuck inside the switch. The symptom you will see is a screen that will never seem to turn on when you open the lid, or will have a noisy picture, due to the switch stuck half-on. If you cannot repair the switch manually, ​the easiest ​workaround ​is to just disable it by removing the plastic ​piece entirely. This will make the screen then stay on regardless if the screen lid is open. Please see the gallery section for an image of the switch. 
 + 
 +===== Replacement BIOS ROM chips ===== 
 +{{ :​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-bios-chips.jpg?​400|}} 
 +I have started selling replacement 003CH BIOS ROM chips for the T3200SX. If you're currently in need of upgrading your BIOS in order to install a different hard disk, you can use my BIOS chip to get around any limitations you may have with your current BIOS. The BIOS that I am selling is the the 003CH Hybrid BIOS, which is a combination of the 003C BIOS with the faster VGA BIOS of 003I. The hybrid BIOS will essentially act as an older BIOS and allow you to boot any hard disk. With this BIOS, all you need is a disk overlay program to correct the hard drive parameters. I can also program an XT-IDE enabled BIOS chip for you if you wish. Both chips are a drop-in replacement for the old BIOS chip, and should work great in any T3200SX system.  
 + 
 +For more information,​ [[:​toshiba_t-series_support:​bios_rom_chips|visit my BIOS ROM chips page]]. 
 + 
 +---- 
  
 ===== Files ===== ===== Files =====
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 | {{http://​omolini.steptail.com/​files/​hardware/​toshiba_t-series/​HDDID.EXE|HDDID.EXE}} ​      | 1.6 KB  | Identifies parameters of your IDE HDD            | | {{http://​omolini.steptail.com/​files/​hardware/​toshiba_t-series/​HDDID.EXE|HDDID.EXE}} ​      | 1.6 KB  | Identifies parameters of your IDE HDD            |
 | {{http://​omolini.steptail.com/​files/​hardware/​toshiba_t-series/​REBOOT.ZIP|REBOOT.ZIP}} ​    | 243 B   | Performs cold boot with CTRL+ALT+DEL. ​           | | {{http://​omolini.steptail.com/​files/​hardware/​toshiba_t-series/​REBOOT.ZIP|REBOOT.ZIP}} ​    | 243 B   | Performs cold boot with CTRL+ALT+DEL. ​           |
-| {{http://​omolini.steptail.com/​files/​hardware/​toshiba_t-series/​ANYDRIVE.ZIP|ANYDRIVE.ZIP}} | 13 KB   | This program ​will install inside ​the primary ​hard-drive'​s master boot record (MBR) and while booting, modifies BIOS parameters to accept custom hard-drives (assuming your BIOS version will allow this, see FAQ). \\ To install, make a bootable floppy and copy AnyDrive to it. Boot off the floppy, install AnyDrive on your HDD, then boot from the HDD per usual. The Anydrive documentation describes how to have Anydrive ​modify BIOS hard-drive settings and still boot from a floppy ​diskAssuming ​you have a custom ​hard-drive that is larger than 512MB, you can install AnyDrive by running the command **"​ANYDRIVE 0 2048 16 63"**. This will allow you to utilize the first 512 megabytes on the hard-disk. Once installed, just restart the computer. Please note that viruses may overwrite Anydrive ​from the MBR, so keep your favorite ​DOS virus scanner and Anydrive handy on a bootable ​read-only ​floppy. The reason you can only utilize 512 MB is because of the limitations in the BIOS addressing scheme. For more information,​ see the included text file. |+| {{http://​omolini.steptail.com/​files/​hardware/​toshiba_t-series/​ANYDRIVE.ZIP|ANYDRIVE.ZIP}} | 13 KB   ​| ​**AnyDrive**. ​This program ​overrides your BIOS HDD parameters so you can utilize up to 504 MB of a hard disk. It installs within ​the hard-drive'​s master boot record (MBR). \\ Due to its very small footprint, this is recommended for Toshiba portables. ​To install, make a bootable floppy ​with AnyDrive, FDISK and FORMAT on it. Boot the floppy, install AnyDrive on your HDD, then boot from the HDD to activate ​Anydrive, but choose ​floppy ​boot once it promptsThen partition with FDISK and run FORMAT to format new partitions. If you have a hard-drive that is larger than 512 MB, you can install AnyDrive by running the command **"​ANYDRIVE 0 1023 16 63"**. This will utilize the first 512 megabytes on the disk. Please note that viruses may overwrite Anydrive ​in the MBR, so keep your favorite virus scanner and Anydrive handy on a bootable floppy. The reason you can only utilize 512 MB is because of the limitations in the BIOS CHS addressing scheme ​(1023 cyls, 16 heads, 63 sectors). For more information,​ see the included text file. 
 +| {{http://​omolini.steptail.com/​files/​hardware/​toshiba_t-series/​EZDRIVE9.ZIP|EZDRIVE9.ZIP}} | 423 KB  | **EZ-Drive 9.03W**. This program overrides your BIOS HDD parameters so you can utilize up to a 8 GB hard disk. It installs within the hard-drive'​s master boot record (MBR). Requires 4 MB RAM to run.  ​|
 |                            [[Files and Resources|View more files on this support site]] ​              ||| |                            [[Files and Resources|View more files on this support site]] ​              |||
  
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-| {{toshiba_t-series_support:​utils:​t3200sx_bios_003ch.zip}} ​                                  ​| 47 KB   | **T3200SX** | **003CH HYBRID BIOS**. This Hybrid BIOS ROM has the BIOS from 003C, but the VGA-BIOS from 003I. This Hybrid BIOS will accept any disk installed and VGA graphics are accelerated. It contains the upgraded (and faster) 003I VGA-BIOS. You will only need an overlay program installed such as Anydrive to set/​override the BIOS HDD parameters (see ANYDRIVE.ZIP in the [[:​toshiba_t-series_support:​Files and Resources|Files section]]). Courtesy of **[[http://​www.mirror3dr.com/​|High Treason]]**. | +| {{toshiba_t-series_support:​utils:​t3200sx_bios_003ch.zip}} ​      ​| 47 KB   | **T3200SX** | **003CH HYBRID BIOS**. This Hybrid BIOS ROM has the BIOS from 003C, but the VGA-BIOS from 003I. This Hybrid BIOS will accept any disk installed and VGA graphics are accelerated. It contains the upgraded (and faster) 003I VGA-BIOS. You will only need an overlay program installed such as Anydrive to set/​override the BIOS HDD parameters (see ANYDRIVE.ZIP in the [[:​toshiba_t-series_support:​Files and Resources|Files section]]). Use a TL866 Minipro programmer or similar to program this on a compatible BIOS chip. Courtesy of **[[http://​www.mirror3dr.com/​|High Treason]]**. | 
-| {{toshiba_t-series_support:​utils:​t3200sx_bios_003c.zip}} ​                                   | 46 KB   | **T3200SX** | **003C** BIOS ROM. This BIOS version ​is old enough to not have a programmed BIOS hard drive limitation ​and will happily ​accept any hard disk. You will only need an overlay program installed such as Anydrive to set/​override the BIOS HDD parameters (see ANYDRIVE.ZIP in the [[:​toshiba_t-series_support:​Files and Resources|Files section]]). | +| {{toshiba_t-series_support:​utils:​t3200sx_bios_pack_1-0.zip}} ​   | 312 KB  | **T3200SX** | **Custom Award BIOS ROM for the T3200SX which includes a patched version of XT-IDE ROM** 8-). This ROM will have no trouble identifying and booting any IDE hard disk, no overlay program is required. Courtesy of [[https://​www.vogons.org/​viewtopic.php?​f=46&​t=57998|IanB at Vogons forum]]. Feel free to visit the forum for the latest version, as the forum is updated more often. | 
-| {{toshiba_t-series_support:​utils:​t3200sx_bios_003e.zip}} ​                                   | 402 KB  | **T3200SX** | **003E** BIOS ROM. This BIOS version will **only** accept Conner CP-**** series hard disks. Curiously this BIOS has the text "​T3200SX V3.10 TOSHIBA [..] Copyright (C) 1985-1989 Phoenix Technologies Ltd.[..] FOR EVALUATION ONLY". Courtesy of **RemyV**. | +| {{toshiba_t-series_support:​utils:​t3200sx_bios_003c.zip}} ​       | 46 KB   | **T3200SX** | **003C** BIOS ROM. This BIOS version ​does not have a programmed BIOS hard drive exclusion ​and will accept any hard disk. You will only need an overlay program installed such as Anydrive to set/​override the BIOS HDD parameters (see ANYDRIVE.ZIP in the [[:​toshiba_t-series_support:​Files and Resources|Files section]]). Use a TL866 Minipro programmer or similar to program this on a compatible BIOS chip. | 
-| {{toshiba_t-series_support:​utils:​t3200sx_bios_003f.zip}} ​                                   | 44 KB   | **T3200SX/​120** | **003F** BIOS ROM from a T3200SX/120 with a Conner 120MB HDD. This BIOS version will **only** accept Conner CP-**** series hard disks, and has preset options for 40 MB and 120 MB hard disks. | +| {{toshiba_t-series_support:​utils:​t3200sx_bios_003e.zip}} ​       | 402 KB  | **T3200SX** | **003E** BIOS ROM. This BIOS version will **only** accept Conner CP-**** series hard disks. Curiously this BIOS has the text "​T3200SX V3.10 TOSHIBA [..] Copyright (C) 1985-1989 Phoenix Technologies Ltd.[..] FOR EVALUATION ONLY". Courtesy of **RemyV**. | 
-| {{toshiba_t-series_support:​utils:​t3200sx_bios_003i.zip}} ​                                   | 36 KB   | **T3200SX** | **003I** BIOS ROM. The newest ​(knownBIOS version for the T3200SX. This BIOS version will **only** accept Conner hard disks. 003I has been improved with a quicker VGA BIOS than earlier versions. Courtesy of **[[http://​www.mirror3dr.com/​|High Treason]]**. | +| {{toshiba_t-series_support:​utils:​t3200sx_bios_003f.zip}} ​       | 44 KB   | **T3200SX/​120** | **003F** BIOS ROM from a T3200SX/120 with a Conner 120MB HDD. This BIOS version will **only** accept Conner CP-**** series hard disks, and has preset options for 40 MB and 120 MB hard disks. ​
- +| {{toshiba_t-series_support:​utils:​t3200sx_bios_003h.zip}} ​       | 37 KB   | **T3200SX** | **003H** BIOS ROM. This BIOS version will **only** accept Conner hard disks. Courtesy of **[[http://​milanhome.de/​|Milan Matijevic]]**. Thank you! 
-==== Programmed BIOS ROM chips ==== +| {{toshiba_t-series_support:​utils:​t3200sx_bios_003i.zip}} ​       | 36 KB   | **T3200SX** | **003I** BIOS ROM. The newest known BIOS version for the T3200SX. This BIOS version will **only** accept Conner hard disks. 003I has been improved with a quicker VGA BIOS than earlier versions. Courtesy of **[[http://​www.mirror3dr.com/​|High Treason]]**. |
-If you do not have a EPROM programmer, I sell compatible hybrid 003CH ROM chips for the T3200SX which will allow any hard disk installation. If you are interested, I can program a ROM chip and send it to you for a nominal fee.  [[http://​rover.ebay.com/​rover/​1/​711-53200-19255-0/​1?​ff3=4&​pub=5575391766&​toolid=10001&​campid=5338306954&​customid=&​mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fitm%2FToshiba-T3200SX-BIOS-updated-ROM-003CH-with-full-HDD-detection-and-fast-VGA%2F333379507188%3Fhash%3Ditem4d9ef793f4%3Ag%3A0vAAAOSwndFduLpQ|Please follow this link to buy]].+
  
 ===== Gallery ===== ===== Gallery =====
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 Front with original manuals and driver diskettes. Front with original manuals and driver diskettes.
 +</​WRAP>​
 +<WRAP half column>
 +{{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-rear.jpg?​350|}}\\
 +Rear. I/O ports from left to right: COM1, COM2, LPT1, VGA, ISA.
 +</​WRAP>​
 +</​WRAP>​
  
 +<WRAP group>
 +<WRAP half column>
 {{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-left.jpg?​350|}}\\ {{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-left.jpg?​350|}}\\
 Left hand side Left hand side
 +</​WRAP>​
  
 +<WRAP half column>
 +{{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-right.jpg?​350|}}\\
 +Right hand side
 +</​WRAP>​
 +</​WRAP>​
 +
 +<WRAP group>
 +<WRAP half column>
 {{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-bios.jpg?​350|}}\\ {{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-bios.jpg?​350|}}\\
 A look at the System/BIOS setup (003C). A look at the System/BIOS setup (003C).
 +</​WRAP>​
 +<WRAP half column>
 +{{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-bios1.jpg?​350|}}\\
 +Dead CMOS battery error on power on (003C).
 +</​WRAP>​
 +</​WRAP>​
  
 +<WRAP group>
 +<WRAP half column>
 {{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-screws.jpg?​350|}}\\ {{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-screws.jpg?​350|}}\\
-Hand drawn (yeah I drew it in hurry m( ) Screw diagram for servicing the system unit. Diagram ​missing two screws ​at the back holding the PLASTIC back plate cover. Also, I've seen two long screws being used to hold the Keyboard EM shield in place. Your mileage may vary. +Hand drawn (yeah I drew it in hurry m( ) Screw diagram for servicing the system unit. The picture is missing ​the two screws ​that hold the back plastic ​plate to the case. Also, I've seen two long screws being used to hold the Keyboard EM shield in place. Your mileage may vary. 
 +</​WRAP>​ 
 +<WRAP half column>
 {{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-screws-2.jpg?​350|}}\\ {{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-screws-2.jpg?​350|}}\\
 Scanned version. Scanned version.
 +</​WRAP>​
 +</​WRAP>​
  
 +<WRAP group>
 +<WRAP half column>
 {{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-screw-sizes.jpg?​350|}}\\ {{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-screw-sizes.jpg?​350|}}\\
-Both screw types compared+Difference between screws ​compared 
 +</​WRAP>​ 
 +<WRAP half column>​ 
 +{{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-387-upgrade.png?​350|}}\\ 
 +Detail of the FPU Cyrix CX-83S87-16-KP FasMath 387 Math coprocessor upgrade found in one T3200SX/​120. 
 +</​WRAP>​ 
 +</​WRAP>​
  
 +<WRAP group>
 +<WRAP half column>
 +{{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-biosrom1.jpg?​350|}}\\
 +003C BIOS ROM chip in socket.
 +</​WRAP>​
 +<WRAP half column>
 +{{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-biosrom2.jpg?​350|}}\\
 +Detail of the 003C BIOS ROM chip in socket.
 +</​WRAP>​
 +</​WRAP>​
 +
 +<WRAP group>
 +<WRAP half column>
 +{{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-biosrom3.jpg?​350|}}\\
 +Detail of the 003C BIOS ROM chip with a coin for size reference. This BIOS version ignores hard disk part numbers and permits use of any IDE hard disk. You will still need an overlay program to override the HDD parameters though.
 +</​WRAP>​
 +<WRAP half column>
 +{{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-120-hdd-and-cmos-clock-battery.jpg?​350|}}\\
 +Image of an original Toshiba T3200SX/120 Conner CP-30104 120 MB hard disk drive and aftermarket Tadiran CMOS clock battery.
 +</​WRAP>​
 +</​WRAP>​
 +
 +<WRAP group>
 +<WRAP half column>
 +{{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-003e-bios.jpg?​350|}}\\
 +003E BIOS ROM chip in socket.
 +</​WRAP>​
 +<WRAP half column>
 +{{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-003e-bios-detail.jpg?​350|}}\\
 +003E BIOS ROM chip in socket (detail).
 +</​WRAP>​
 +</​WRAP>​
 +
 +<WRAP group>
 +<WRAP half column>
 {{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-003f-bios.jpg?​350|}}\\ {{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-003f-bios.jpg?​350|}}\\
 003F BIOS ROM chip in socket. 003F BIOS ROM chip in socket.
 +</​WRAP>​ 
 +<WRAP half column>
 {{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-003f-bios-detail.jpg?​350|}}\\ {{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-003f-bios-detail.jpg?​350|}}\\
 003F BIOS ROM chip in socket (detail). 003F BIOS ROM chip in socket (detail).
 +</​WRAP>​
 +</​WRAP>​
  
 +<WRAP group>
 +<WRAP half column>
 {{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-under-the-display-hood.jpg?​350|}}\\ {{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-under-the-display-hood.jpg?​350|}}\\
 Picture of the internals under the plasma display. Circled in red is the latch securing the display cables and (by extension) the whole display assembly to the chassis. Picture of the internals under the plasma display. Circled in red is the latch securing the display cables and (by extension) the whole display assembly to the chassis.
 +</​WRAP>​ 
 +<WRAP half column>
 {{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-latch-holding-display-down.jpg?​350|}}\\ {{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-latch-holding-display-down.jpg?​350|}}\\
 Detail of the latch (circled) securing the display cables to the chassis. You need to unscrew this latch to gain access to other parts of the laptop, such as the floppy drive and the hard disk drive caddy. See QA above for more information on removing the latch. Detail of the latch (circled) securing the display cables to the chassis. You need to unscrew this latch to gain access to other parts of the laptop, such as the floppy drive and the hard disk drive caddy. See QA above for more information on removing the latch.
 +</​WRAP>​
 +</​WRAP>​
  
 +<WRAP group>
 +<WRAP half column>
 {{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-display-lid-open-closed-sensor.jpg?​350|}}\\ {{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-display-lid-open-closed-sensor.jpg?​350|}}\\
 Detail image of the sensor switch that detects if the lid is closed. This switch is next to hot components and it may degrade over time and may cause the display to be stuck off or on. Detail image of the sensor switch that detects if the lid is closed. This switch is next to hot components and it may degrade over time and may cause the display to be stuck off or on.
 +</​WRAP>​ 
 +<WRAP half column>
 {{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-display-lid-open-closed-sensor-2.jpg?​350|}}\\ {{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-display-lid-open-closed-sensor-2.jpg?​350|}}\\
 Another image of the lid sensor. Common problem is the pole heats up, bends and then sticks in and prevents the display from turning on, or pops out as seen in this disassembly picture. Another image of the lid sensor. Common problem is the pole heats up, bends and then sticks in and prevents the display from turning on, or pops out as seen in this disassembly picture.
 +</​WRAP>​
 </​WRAP>​ </​WRAP>​
  
 +<WRAP group>
 <WRAP half column> <WRAP half column>
-{{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-rear.jpg?​350|}}\\ 
-Rear. I/O ports from left to right: COM1, COM2, LPT1, VGA, ISA. 
- 
-{{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-right.jpg?​350|}}\\ 
-Right hand side 
- 
-{{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-bios1.jpg?​350|}}\\ 
-Dead CMOS battery error on power on (003C). 
- 
-{{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-biosrom1.jpg?​350|}}\\ 
-003C BIOS ROM chip in socket. 
- 
-{{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-biosrom2.jpg?​350|}}\\ 
-003C BIOS ROM chip in socket (detail). 
- 
-{{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-biosrom3.jpg?​350|}}\\ 
-003C BIOS ROM chip (detail). 
- 
-{{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-003e-bios.jpg?​350|}}\\ 
-003E BIOS ROM chip in socket. 
- 
-{{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-003e-bios-detail.jpg?​350|}}\\ 
-003E BIOS ROM chip in socket (detail). 
- 
-{{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-387-upgrade.png?​350|}}\\ 
-Detail of the FPU Cyrix CX-83S87-16-KP FasMath 387 Math coprocessor upgrade found in one T3200SX/​120. 
- 
-{{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-120-hdd-and-cmos-clock-battery.jpg?​350|}}\\ 
-Image of an original Toshiba T3200SX/120 Conner CP-30104 120 MB hard disk drive and aftermarket Tadiran CMOS clock battery. 
- 
 {{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-sticker-eu.jpg?​350|}}\\ {{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-sticker-eu.jpg?​350|}}\\
 Serial number sticker of my European model Toshiba T3200SX. This particular unit was originally sold in Belgium. Serial number sticker of my European model Toshiba T3200SX. This particular unit was originally sold in Belgium.
 +</​WRAP>​ 
 +<WRAP half column>
 {{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-sticker-usa.jpg?​350|}}\\ {{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-sticker-usa.jpg?​350|}}\\
 Serial number sticker of my US model Toshiba T3200SX. Serial number sticker of my US model Toshiba T3200SX.
 +</​WRAP>​
 +</​WRAP>​
  
 +<WRAP group>
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 Serial number sticker of my US model Toshiba T3200SX/120 with a 120MB hard disk. Serial number sticker of my US model Toshiba T3200SX/120 with a 120MB hard disk.
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 [[http://​omolini.steptail.com/​t3200sx/​mirror/​www.ailis.de/​~k/​archives/​21-Toshiba-T3200-SXC.html|Toshiba T3200SXC disassembly (identical to T3200SX)]] | [[http://​www.ailis.de/​~k/​archives/​21-Toshiba-T3200-SXC.html|Original URL]]\\ [[http://​omolini.steptail.com/​t3200sx/​mirror/​www.ailis.de/​~k/​archives/​21-Toshiba-T3200-SXC.html|Toshiba T3200SXC disassembly (identical to T3200SX)]] | [[http://​www.ailis.de/​~k/​archives/​21-Toshiba-T3200-SXC.html|Original URL]]\\
 [[https://​www.youtube.com/​watch?​v=69eboGK01lk|HighTreason'​s overview of the Toshiba T3200SX laptop with a in-depth look at the hardware]]\\ ​ [[https://​www.youtube.com/​watch?​v=69eboGK01lk|HighTreason'​s overview of the Toshiba T3200SX laptop with a in-depth look at the hardware]]\\ ​
 +[[https://​www.vogons.org/​viewtopic.php?​f=46&​t=42385|Vogons - Toshiba T3200SX BIOS Discussion]]\\
 [[http://​baudband.net/?​page_id=88|Baudband - Toshiba T3200SX]] [[http://​baudband.net/?​page_id=88|Baudband - Toshiba T3200SX]]
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