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:think:I am searching for info on a mod. MS 5185 VER 1 Mo Bo. It has a socket 7 with a AMD K6 PRC. My problem lies in my case connections. all the manuals I've looked at and all the postings I've looked at, mention connectors JFP1 and JFP2. All this board has is 8 sets of pins with # 2 pin missing at the loc. JFP1 and no pins at all at JFP2. I have no idea where to connect anything. Any help you all could give me would be great! Thanks much, Chuck

I did find it is some computer co. in Fremont, CA. and finding anything about that did not go far. Did you try using a mag. glass to see if anything is printed on the board where the pins are? If not you more than likely will have to figure it out from the front panel connecting cable from the old case which is probably 8 to 10 years old.
An old AMD K6 PC is hardly worth bothering with though. I'm sure you have your own good reasons for taking the effort.

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