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they haven't been changing the VGA card bios, they've been changing the firmware on the micro on the LCD interface board (different thing)...

I have 2 of them, and 2 of the vgas, you had the option on the v2 to select which you wanted, i bought one v2 with cga and one with vga, and then one spare of each card. you could also use an external vga card if you really wanted "8088" usable vga (since their bios uses 80186+ instructions...

I've been using a T56 since they came out (it came out first before the T48).. they work well and handle many more things than the TL866II+ even.

I'd reference the post by krebizfan. I used to use cshow all time back in the day. As for the other comment... No Comment.

I get ya.. Well, most of us (with exceptions), don't buy these things for "practical" reasons. :)

only 386 I had back when they were cool was a self built dx40 running linux. Laptops wouldn't have even been in my price range. lol

The other seller Shan uses has it up now too. Your link shows unavailable in my country.

I would... if it wasn't a 386SX... (unless it's desolderable and i can throw on a DX)

Well, you already know i have 2 v2s, and 2 vga and 2 cga.. (I presume you didn't mean the standalone cga card).. What do you want me looking for? (yes, i have a scope) I can see what i can do this weekend.

He is.

well, as you can see here.... there aren't 48 gpios...

Most i've seen is a 29 GPIO'er.

and here's an updated installation of it. (now with switch).. so it switches between full time 8mhz turbo or 'hot key controlled turbo' (and since hotkey defaults to slow, that's fine). and proof benchmarks (again).

Also from Landmark Speed Test.

that's because n0p's bios creates that 'setup data' to be able to handle things like the usb boot capability. If you were go to into setup at boot and make changes it'd write it then as well.

We finally found it for the v2 (n0p and I)... with my cut trace, a 100ohm resistor between ground and the trace running to the CPLD turns on turbo (with the LED turned on).

Well, that's LGR (the guy, clint) and it's also probably acting like at OTG device, which is why an android phone wouldn't have a problem with it.

It cannot. It's tied directly to the CH375.

Not surprised they outsourced it. Probably got over their own heads. lol

Possibly related to the LCD controller firmware? Or did you update that on his too?