The IBM engineering seems to be pretty nice. The case design is clever (at least to my untrained eyes) and 5.25" drive installation was straightforward.
Since the 300GL is banished to my remote workshop, with only power lines, I think I will see if I can get wireless up and running on it... I have a spare 802.11g PCI card kicking around :D
-Max
Mr O wrote:
CR2032 is right. Generally on most motherboards (even
proprietary crap) there's a jumper near the CMOS battery to
clear it which takes about 15 seconds. Hope that helps you next
time around or anyone else dealing with a similar PC.
Ze' Hardware Guru, Mr O.
--- Max Lemieux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
1) Curse at BIOS password for a couple hours 2) Get smart and remove CMOS battery for a couple hours (CR-2032 IIRC)
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