It seems we have a lot of people who own these boards in a dead configuration so lets pool our resources to crack this nut.
[INDENT] [h=3]twistedsymphony wrote:[/h] Saw someone was selling a bunch of eX-Boards on YAJ with really low starting bids, so I threw a few low-ball bids on 3 of them and went to bed...
the next morning I discovered I won 2 of them O_o
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they're in pretty nice shape and came with the power adapters, no game cards though I have one on the way to help me test and get them up and running.
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[INDENT] [h=3]wigsplitta wrote:[/h] [INDENT] [h=3]SNK-NEO-GEO wrote:[/h] Open
one up and let’s see what’s inside...for science
[/INDENT]They look a little something like this
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[INDENT] [h=3]DecepticonZero wrote:[/h] @twistedsymphony
Did they come up with a solution to stop these board from cooking themselves? There are some great titles on there.
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[INDENT] [h=3]Cereth wrote:[/h] [INDENT] [h=3]nem wrote:[/h] @twistedsymphony, if both Ex-Boards are working, you should hot swap new BIOS batteries in them. If the BIOS battery goes flat, the BIOS loses its settings, and no-one knows the password to enter BIOS. Only solution then is to replace the whole motherboard.
Examu Ex-Board motherboard replacement steps
[/INDENT]I’ve been sitting on one for a while too that I need to do this with. Sad how it is
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[INDENT] [h=3]rewrite wrote:[/h] [INDENT] [h=3]twistedsymphony wrote:[/h] I thought I read that the password was "Fireport"
[/INDENT]@CoolFox this may be useful to you.
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