FYI for testing purposes and I guess being able to play if you find out the NVRAM is bad - if you have a bunch of resistors or diodes cut the wires off and solder them onto the old chips legs and insert into the socket and see if she fires.
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FYI for testing purposes and I guess being able to play if you find out the NVRAM is bad - if you have a bunch of resistors or diodes cut the wires off and solder them onto the old chips legs and insert into the socket and see if she fires.
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