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debs3759
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 Posted: Sat May 06, 2006 5:52 pm Post subject: 27 CPU update on UKCPU.net |
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I just added the following CPUs to my site (www.ukcpu.net), plus a small selection of the missing base images. Also changed the initial page so it summarises some of the info and has the latest updates, I hope it's a bit less intimidating  Let me know what you think.
AMD A80386DX/DXL-33 Revision D with white print
AMD A80386DX/DXL-40 Revision D with grey print
AMD A80386DX/DXL-40 Revision D with white print
AMD A80486DX2-66 Malay Revision D
AMD A80486DX2-66NV8T Revision B
AMD A80486DX4-100SV8B Revision CV No 'N' in corner
AMD 5k86 PR90 SSA/5-90ABQ Revision E
AMD K5-PR75ABR Revision F
AMD K6-2/266AFR Revision A
AMD K6-2/450ADK Revision A
Cyrix 5x86-100GP, Green Heatsink, Series G5
Cyrix 6x86MX-PR200 66MHz Bus
IBM26x86MX-BVAPR233GC
Intel D80287-8
Intel D80287-10
Intel KU80386SLB1A20 SX615
Intel A80486DX-33 SX668
Intel Celeron RB80526RX533128 SL24S
Intel Pentium A80502133 S106J
Intel PentiumIII RB80526PY550256 SL3QA
Motorola MC68020RC16B
Siemens 8085AH-P no copyright
Siemens 8085AH-2-P no copyright
Texas Instruments TX486DLC-33BGA
VIA Cyrix III 650MHz, 100MHz BUS
VIA Cyrix III 667MHz, 133MHz BUS
VIA C3 733AMHz, 133MHz BUS
There's not much to boast about in that lot, the nicer chips I got recently were only scanned today
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debs3759
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I like the 3 AMD 386 (all have different print to chips I had), the AMD K6-2/450ADK and the two different 6x86MX (the lowest speeds I have for both Cyrix and IBM).
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FDIV
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Your banner is awsome  I love it. Quite well done. |
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Hippo
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| FDIV wrote: | | Your banner is awsome I love it. Quite well done. |
I have found a problem with the menu debs. When you browse to an item and click on it, once the item has displayed the menu collapses  Its a bit of a problem as I then have to expand the menu again.
This happens in Firefox 1.0.7, 1.5 and IE 6 |
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debs3759
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| Hippo wrote: | | FDIV wrote: | | Your banner is awsome I love it. Quite well done. |
I have found a problem with the menu debs. When you browse to an item and click on it, once the item has displayed the menu collapses Its a bit of a problem as I then have to expand the menu again.
This happens in Firefox 1.0.7, 1.5 and IE 6 |
Yeah, that was the only big problem I found when I did the frame-free update (mentioned in that post). I'm looking at how to get around that problem, but am not sure how to rewrite a javascript menu to get round it. I might have to search for an alternative menu, as it seems either I stay frame-free or I use that menu but not both
If I don't find a better alternative soon then I'll have to learn how to rewrite the javascript menu and how to have the javascript detect the path to the page and open the appropriate node.
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debs3759
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| FDIV wrote: | | Your banner is awsome I love it. Quite well done. |
Thanks It was created by Hippo.
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Marcin
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Frames aren't comfortable and useful with search engines but I leaved it as is. It is time to learn PHP and make own menu ... but when ????
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debs3759
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I found a new menu earlier that will do the job, it uses a cookie so that the new page will have the same open nodes as the old one. I need to make sure it's just s session cookie and doesn't store any other info before I put it on the site, so it'll be uploaded with the next updates next weekend.
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