-=> JEAN PARROT wrote to WAYNE CHIRNSIDE <=-

 JP>         Good on you. I am facing the same problem here in trying to get
 JP>         my old system going again. I got it live but when loading Me,
 JP> it
 JP>         said that it could not as the CPU was less than 150 MHz. Not
 JP> so,
 JP>         it is the old faithfull P233 MMX.

 Well the guy next door is knowledgable in Windows operating systems
 and says all these new inexpensive releases such as XP are system
 resource gluttons. Mario says he couldn't recomment Win XP on
 anything less than a 1.1 GHz processo.r
 
 JP>         And I have no data sheet to get the jumpers changed so it will
 JP>         beat at that 233 MHz. 
 
Hey, go to an internet search engine that's what I did and still found
plenty of information about 1993 - 94 Packard Bell motherboards.
This is the only way I was able to setup this system and will be
how I attack the Pentium I salvaged as well.
I even have .JPG images of the motherboard and jumper locations to 
go along with the text!
I want to upgrade the processor in the Pentium as I'm certain it will
be cheap and doable but not before I know what I'm doing beforehand.

 JP> I might experiment a little here. Wish me
 JP>         GudLuk.

Good luck but take some advice and check out resources available 
on the net too!
 

--- MultiMail/MS-DOS v0.42