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Friendly reminder to please not forget to add the BIOS as I only put it on my webspace temporarily. Thanks!

Finally got around to reading the BIOS.

http://westarps.de/temp/PpmUy2sbApBdRG2 ... -DIP28.BIN

Cheers,
Jens

Well, that iPad photo upload apparently didn't work. Sorry about that. Here come the proper images.

I‘ve been searching for 1-2 hours now and cannot identify this board. The chipset is a single chip Contaq 82C596 which is not even in the database. Only an /A version which seems to be a 486 chipset. Weird. Manufacturer name: Sigma Computer Corp (by AMI BIOS string) Motherboard name: Unfortunately n...

I'm going to remove the file above in a couple of days since it's in a temporary directory. All files can be found here:

https://archive.org/details/EMSDRV

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