"AU,SCOTT CHUONG" wrote:
>
> After installing slink on my old 386, I salvaged a Pentium box from work
> that was to be sent to the trash. I have very little experience with
> Pentium motherboards since I've only owned a 486 and 386. The problem is
> the motherboard (and ASUS motherboard)was stri
"AU,SCOTT CHUONG" wrote:
>
> After installing slink on my old 386, I salvaged a Pentium box from work
> that was to be sent to the trash. I have very little experience with
> Pentium motherboards since I've only owned a 486 and 386. The problem is
> the motherboard (and ASUS motherboard)was stri
> From: AU,SCOTT CHUONG [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 1. It seems there's a VGA controller built into the
> motherboard with an
> accompanying serial cable to attach to a monitor. Does
> this mean I no
> longer need a video card like in older 486/386 models?
If there's a port to attach
On Fri, 14 Jan 2000, AU,SCOTT CHUONG wrote:
> 1. It seems there's a VGA controller built into the motherboard with an
> accompanying serial cable to attach to a monitor. Does this mean I no
> longer need a video card like in older 486/386 models?
Probably, yes. However, you may have to set jump
On Fri, 14 Jan 2000, AU,SCOTT CHUONG wrote:
sau >1. It seems there's a VGA controller built into the motherboard with an
sau >accompanying serial cable to attach to a monitor. Does this mean I no
sau >longer need a video card like in older 486/386 models?
some boards have onboard VGA, if you wan
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