I found these cheap off Ebay, but I'm having trouble finding any manuals, etc. If I could identify what company this logo belongs to, it would be immensely helpful. Anyone got any ideas? Ever seen this logo before?
It's a single board computer, based on a socket 478 P4, with DDR Memory. Plugs into a ISA/PCI slot on a passive backplane. That's about all i know right now. I need some documentation about pinouts, but can't locate any info on the web.
here are some numbers on the board:
B9300600AB18710822
067-03293-0001 BIOS Rev. 2
05A360023
Message edited by jeremyrailton on 09-29-2008 at 05:52:12 AM
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Gingerbread man? Hahaha... sorry couldn't resist. Seriously, try looking around the PCB to see if it helps (manufacturers usually print their name on it), I just can't think of anything right now.
yeah, see that's the thing that puzzles me about this one. Nobody has ever seen the logo before, and when I google all the numbers on the board, they return zero results
how can anything return zero results on google? I'm beginning to think this board is alien.
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Not 100% sure that's it though, Portwell seems to have more than one website and they don't all list the same models.
Note: I was a bit bored, so I thought I'd test my googleing skills
The set of search terms that got me right to the their website was "PCI single board computer 845gv". I noticed alot of similar boards supporting PCI/ISA and pentium 4 processors all seemed to use the 845gv chipset, so that's how that got tacked on.
Message edited by evilshuriken on 09-29-2008 at 04:28:51 PM
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