by Karlsweldt » Tue Apr 27, 2010 1:53 pm
Do not worry about your "English". It is a very difficult language to master.
As to that ancient motherboard, have fun with it. The memory modules would be 30-pin SIMMS, either a 9-chip or 3-chip version with minimal 70 ms. response. May take a 4 MB module, but 1 MB modules were most popular. Might still be some available on eBay in Computers and Networking. If you have no luck in locating those modules, I do have quite a few in the 1 MB size.
But a caution.. don't try to load any Windows version beyond 95 or NT 3.5 on that system. And good luck with a hard drive, its largest acceptable size would be about 540 MB if partitioned properly.
The rear of the motherboard, by the keyboard port, would have a battery for the BIOS. Likely the battery is dead, yet they still are available.. 3.6 volt atypical. Or there may be 4 pins nearby, to which you could connect an external 3 volt battery. If the battery (if still there) shows signs of blue or white ooze, unsolder it before the acid eats through the board traces!
F@H.. to solve mankind's maladies.. in our lifetimes!