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I’m going to see on the backside of the motherboard and take some photos. I don’t know if I have those capacitors soldered.
[/quote1269094188]Look forward to your next pictures 🙂I re-sized your images, hope you don’t mind
This motherboard isn’t the same like the NC10, If I need to solder some capacitors, I don’t know where to solder them and where to put the bridges. I’m so confused.
Please, I need some help.
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[img]http://yfrog.com/9gp3200265j[/img]Could someone help me to find what can I do?
I have read something about this is a connector that works like an usb port.
I take this from wikipedia:
PCI Express Mini Card edge connector provide multiple connections and buses:* PCIe ×1
* USB 2.0
* SMBus
* Wires to diagnostics LEDs for wireless network (i.e., WiFi) status on computer’s chassis
* SIM card for GSM and WCDMA applications
* Future extension for another PCIe lane
* 1.5 and 3.3 volt powerloploklok – In an earlier posting in this thread I posted a link to
Broadcom HD decoder working on soldered slot2
You may find this thread of interest where the build up to the solution for the NC10 was found.
[moved] Hardware accelerated HD Video playbackAlthough your pcb has a different physical layout I would believe that the circuitry is probably identical to the NC10. Therefore the missing 2 x 100nF capacitor positions between the Micom and the pci-e slot 2 connector could be traced and identified between the relevant pins. The links would be virtually identical to those described in Ankans posts.
Hope this helps
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