Computer Hardware Talk Computer Hardware Talk    FAQ   Search   Memberlist   Usergroups   Register   Profile   Log in to check your private messages   Log in  Goodbye, Argentina!          Computer Hardware Talk Forum Index -> PS2 Hardware View previous topic :: View next topic   Author Message Louis Ohland Guest Posted: Sun May 11, 2008 11:55 pm    Post subject: Goodbye, Argentina! Starting to pack. Traveling light, one duffel and a small backpack. For folks badmouthing government workers, I'd like to give two thumbs up to the folks staffing the emergency travel office. They were able to unsnarl my travel and get me tickets in under two hours. For folks wandting to contact me during my vacation, David Beem can be the pivot man. My parents will be using this address, so any queries may need to be forwarded the first time. Back to top   Ads Advertising Sponsor Tim Knight/CT Guest Posted: Sun May 11, 2008 11:55 pm    Post subject: Re: Goodbye, Argentina! On May 11, 4:35 pm, Louis Ohland <ohl...@charter.net> wrote: Quote: AFAIK, the L40 did boot when I was working with it. 107 is system board, if I read it right. Any L40SX should support being placed on the PSP base. Remember to be careful with the power "stinger" that comes up from the base. It WILL crack if you force it. William R. Walsh wrote: Hi! Starting to pack. Traveling light, one duffel and a small backpack. Well, do travel as safely as you can, and definitely take care. Hopefully the group will still be here when you return. If it is not too late, what can you tell me about the 5800 service platform? Was it operational? (It is POSTing to a solid 107 right now. I hold a distant hope that it's just a memory problem.) Downloaded all the Matrox Illuminator files. Going to see if I can get it running and what it does. William (live from the 9595-0LG at the "Roach Palace"...) Stay out of Burma.....you don't need to be the protein in their rice (donated) soup...... CT the Grisly Back to top   Ads Advertising Sponsor JWR Guest Posted: Mon May 12, 2008 12:09 am    Post subject: Re: Goodbye, Argentina! Hi Louis, Take care . . Jelte Back to top   Ads Advertising Sponsor William R. Walsh Guest Posted: Mon May 12, 2008 1:03 am    Post subject: Re: Goodbye, Argentina! Hi! Quote: Starting to pack. Traveling light, one duffel and a small backpack. Well, do travel as safely as you can, and definitely take care. Hopefully the group will still be here when you return. If it is not too late, what can you tell me about the 5800 service platform? Was it operational? (It is POSTing to a solid 107 right now. I hold a distant hope that it's just a memory problem.) Downloaded all the Matrox Illuminator files. Going to see if I can get it running and what it does. William (live from the 9595-0LG at the "Roach Palace"...) Back to top   Ads Advertising Sponsor Louis Ohland Guest Posted: Mon May 12, 2008 1:35 am    Post subject: Re: Goodbye, Argentina! AFAIK, the L40 did boot when I was working with it. 107 is system board, if I read it right. Any L40SX should support being placed on the PSP base. Remember to be careful with the power "stinger" that comes up from the base. It WILL crack if you force it. William R. Walsh wrote: Quote: Hi! Starting to pack. Traveling light, one duffel and a small backpack. Well, do travel as safely as you can, and definitely take care. Hopefully the group will still be here when you return. If it is not too late, what can you tell me about the 5800 service platform? Was it operational? (It is POSTing to a solid 107 right now. I hold a distant hope that it's just a memory problem.) Downloaded all the Matrox Illuminator files. Going to see if I can get it running and what it does. William (live from the 9595-0LG at the "Roach Palace"...) Back to top   Ads Advertising Sponsor William R. Walsh Guest Posted: Mon May 12, 2008 3:11 am    Post subject: Re: Goodbye, Argentina! Hi! Quote: AFAIK, the L40 did boot when I was working with it. 107 is system board, if I read it right. Scrolling down further in the error code listing provided a ray of hope. Memory is listed as a possibility, so I took the thing off (being careful of the power stinger, which seems to be fine) and popped it open. "Foundt" two SIMMs...one that looked official and one that definitely did not. I pulled the dubious looking SIMM, put the L40 back together, put it on the 5800 and powered up. This time around it came up and booted into OS/2, though it was reporting a decrease in memory size. What a chore it is to get an L40 off the 5800 PSP! (That is, if you care about *not* breaking anything.) Are there instructions to do it? I muddled through it and went very slowly, which seems to have worked fine. However, I would appreciate knowing of a better way if there is one. I think I'll make disk images of all the diskettes in the case. What sort of power adapter does the EMP-11 call for? I feel the urge to start reading! William (still at the 9595-0LG at the Roach Palace) Back to top   Ads Advertising Sponsor Louis Ohland Guest Posted: Mon May 12, 2008 4:40 am    Post subject: Re: Goodbye, Argentina! William, I gave you the power adapter, or so I thought. Go to the NEI websight and check. William R. Walsh wrote: Quote: Hi! AFAIK, the L40 did boot when I was working with it. 107 is system board, if I read it right. Scrolling down further in the error code listing provided a ray of hope. Memory is listed as a possibility, so I took the thing off (being careful of the power stinger, which seems to be fine) and popped it open. "Foundt" two SIMMs...one that looked official and one that definitely did not. I pulled the dubious looking SIMM, put the L40 back together, put it on the 5800 and powered up. This time around it came up and booted into OS/2, though it was reporting a decrease in memory size. What a chore it is to get an L40 off the 5800 PSP! (That is, if you care about *not* breaking anything.) Are there instructions to do it? I muddled through it and went very slowly, which seems to have worked fine. However, I would appreciate knowing of a better way if there is one. I think I'll make disk images of all the diskettes in the case. What sort of power adapter does the EMP-11 call for? I feel the urge to start reading! William (still at the 9595-0LG at the Roach Palace) Back to top   Ads Advertising Sponsor UZnal Guest Posted: Mon May 12, 2008 7:28 pm    Post subject: Re: Goodbye, Argentina! Louis, you know you owe me the pop of the push. When you come back, there will be no escape from it. Should you go to Sibiria, I might give you a few tips. Take good care for yourself, beware of candies and do not talk to strangers. Back to top   Ads Advertising Sponsor IBMMuseum Guest Posted: Mon May 12, 2008 9:57 pm    Post subject: Re: Goodbye, Argentina! Hi All, Quote: ...For folks wandting to contact me during my vacation, David Beem can be the pivot man. My parents will be using this address, so any queries may need to be forwarded the first time... Yes, but I will need to know the details first. I've just the address to send mail to my unit that has been deployed too. For those unaware, I am wrapping up to retire from the military soon myself. David David@IBMMuseum.com Back to top   Ads Advertising Sponsor David L. Beem Guest Posted: Fri May 30, 2008 10:23 am    Post subject: Re: Goodbye, Argentina! Quote: ...For folks wandting to contact me during my vacation, David Beem can be the pivot man. My parents will be using this address, so any queries may need to be forwarded the first time... Louis has contacted me from his new home, so if anyone needs me to forward any information... David David@IBMMuseum.com Back to top   Ads Advertising Sponsor David L. Beem Guest Posted: Sat Jun 07, 2008 10:44 am    Post subject: Re: Goodbye, Argentina! Quote: ...Louis has contacted me from his new home, so if anyone needs me to forward any information... And now I will be out of pocket for a little over a week... 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