I think you guys were right after all. It's a futile endeavour.
I just trashed the AT case and the entire PS/2 system except the
drives, cards, and ribbon cables. I couldn't stand it anymore. I will
pick up another case, there's plenty left that are not necessarily
PS/2. The thing did have an expansion card that had 2 MB RAM on it,
I will ship it to anyone who wants it.
>
>The power good line is a signal from the PSU to the motherboard that
>indicates that all the PSU lines are at the right voltages. If you
can't
>find a suitable signal on the PS/2 supply, then try connecting it to a
>+5V line (red wire, normally). That should get the machine running.
>
>
>-tony
>
>
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