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by europanorama
by gigelul
You can test your serial and paralel ports with a boot DOS diskette. Copy on this diskette the old Checkit for DOS and a mouse.exe (driver). Also you must make some loopback external connectors. Running tests with Checkit you will have diagnostics about this ports.
If you don't find loopback configuration tell me to send you.
by gigelul
Check your BIOS settings: default resources for serial ports are: COM1-3F8/4 and COM2-2F8/3 and also must be enabled.
Check if your mouse have a switch for 2 or 3 buttons.
Check for some conflicts in resources if you have additional cards (modem).
If your peripheral controller is an additional card (not on board) check jumpers settings.
Also I see motherboards with wrong inscriptions about pine1. Try to reverse the flat cable.
If you use the same flat cable for serial ports in all your tests (with all motherboards)is not a goog idea. Many cables works only with original motherboard (because the design on board is other. The manufacturer give compatibility only at external connectors not on board connectors).
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