uunix wrote:Seems we have run out of options, but is it the XBO or the MB?
Shame, you don't live close old chap, I have plenty of stuff to test.
It's a shame. Maybe I should just get a board like this one and try it like vishnu suggested?
uunix wrote:Seems we have run out of options, but is it the XBO or the MB?
Shame, you don't live close old chap, I have plenty of stuff to test.
LarBob wrote:uunix wrote:Seems we have run out of options, but is it the XBO or the MB?
Shame, you don't live close old chap, I have plenty of stuff to test.
It's a shame. Maybe I should just get a board like this one and try it like vishnu suggested?
uunix wrote:LarBob wrote:uunix wrote:Seems we have run out of options, but is it the XBO or the MB?
Shame, you don't live close old chap, I have plenty of stuff to test.
It's a shame. Maybe I should just get a board like this one and try it like vishnu suggested?
Doesn't state its worked or working?
As a thought, have you cleaned the XIO connectors?
How much money have you spent so far?
Raion-Fox wrote:I have a 1.3 XBOW I can sell for cheap, as I said. But I think you may have a bad MB here. Or bad RAM . I dunno.
uunix wrote:What Colour are the skins on your Octane, Green or Blue?
[Edit] I think it's green by the looks in the video.
You sort of want to be careful about how much money this absorbs from you.
Since you have come this far though, you may as well go for a MB.
LarBob wrote:uunix wrote:What Colour are the skins on your Octane, Green or Blue?
[Edit] I think it's green by the looks in the video.
You sort of want to be careful about how much money this absorbs from you.
Since you have come this far though, you may as well go for a MB.
So I should just go for that board? Alright. Thanks
vishnu wrote:LarBob wrote:uunix wrote:What Colour are the skins on your Octane, Green or Blue?
[Edit] I think it's green by the looks in the video.
You sort of want to be careful about how much money this absorbs from you.
Since you have come this far though, you may as well go for a MB.
So I should just go for that board? Alright. Thanks
Did you ever manage to ohm out your serial cable? I'd do that before anything, just clip off the leg of a resistor and stick that into the sockets (since you said your ohmeter leads are too big to reach in there).
LarBob wrote:I just put a paperclip in pin 2 on one end and pin 3 on the other and it did work, pin 2 in one and pin 2 on the other and nothing... so it is a null modem cable. I guess the machine is just toast!
vishnu wrote:LarBob wrote:I just put a paperclip in pin 2 on one end and pin 3 on the other and it did work, pin 2 in one and pin 2 on the other and nothing... so it is a null modem cable. I guess the machine is just toast!
That seems a reasonable conclusion, but the fact that the XIO indicator leds come up correctly would indicate that not everything is toast.
LarBob wrote:Well I meant the system board.. my bad. Poorly worded
vishnu wrote:LarBob wrote:Well I meant the system board.. my bad. Poorly worded
Though I fear your machine is becoming the Oak Island of Octane restoration projects, there is still an 030-0887-005/B system module on Ebay for a measly 75 smackers...
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