Re: call for datasheets

[Ray Jones]

Check http://www.winbond.com.tw/ (taiwan)

I see various permutations of the 83C787 digits (e.g 83C877), but I do not
see that part. Are you sure that your part is 83C787? You can download
Winbond datasheets from that web site.. Is C787 an old ('486 days) part? My
recommondation is to focus on recent chipsets first because data is more
easily available and the results are most useful.

-Ray

call for datasheets

On 26 Nov, Ray Jones wrote:
> Check http://www.winbond.com.tw/ (taiwan)

Done that, been there...
> I see various permutations of the 83C787 digits (e.g 83C877), but I do not
> see that part.
> Are you sure that your part is 83C787?

Not entirely, but I don't feel like taking the machine apart right now
to check again, maybe later tonight. Naturally I checked the Winbond web
site before bothering you.
> You can download Winbond datasheets from that web site.. 
> Is C787 an old ('486 days) part?

Not really, it goes on my Triton I motherboard which is 3-4 years old,
maybe?
> My recommendation is to focus on recent chipsets first because data is more
> easily available and the results are most useful.

Well we can all focus on what we want. My self I focus on what sits
boards that I can spare for this kind of development. I plan on
retiring my 430TX box later this year or in the beginning of the next.

[If any one wants to see this happen earlier I take donations of a P-II
motherboard and CPU/memory to go with that.:-) ]

/Daniel
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call for datasheets

On 26 Nov, I wrote:
> > Are you sure that your part is 83C787?
>
> Not entirely, but I don't feel like taking the machine apart right now
> to check again, maybe later tonight.

So I did, I was partly wrong, not on the '787 though but the other part
is W83758F

/Daniel