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bitor · 01-09-2007, 09:23 PM

It's a refurbished one. Still thow, who ever refurbished it(I believe the oem mfg.) knew what they were doing. In order for them to get that small wire under the IDE controller they would have had to desolder the IDE controller. And by the looks of it with a mag. glass it doesn't look like it has been desoldered. So, I would guess that's maybe from the mfg. Wonder what was wrong with this mobo where they had to refurbished it? My other 1000v2 does not have this wire going from the bios to the IDE controller. But that one is a diff. serial number. It's a 12447 and this one (refurb) is 30156. Both are 1000v2. Maybe the older mobo they disabled them by cutting the mobo wire and the newer mobo they just used a new bios lock out for the ISP controller.

Thoughts?,
bitor

About the ISP controller. My research on the web has led me to believe it IS for programing the bios. And maybe some other features too.

01-09-2007, 09:23 PM	#1295
bitor Cooling Savant Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: USA Posts: 257	Re: Hack a Snap Sever 1000? It's a refurbished one. Still thow, who ever refurbished it(I believe the oem mfg.) knew what they were doing. In order for them to get that small wire under the IDE controller they would have had to desolder the IDE controller. And by the looks of it with a mag. glass it doesn't look like it has been desoldered. So, I would guess that's maybe from the mfg. Wonder what was wrong with this mobo where they had to refurbished it? My other 1000v2 does not have this wire going from the bios to the IDE controller. But that one is a diff. serial number. It's a 12447 and this one (refurb) is 30156. Both are 1000v2. Maybe the older mobo they disabled them by cutting the mobo wire and the newer mobo they just used a new bios lock out for the ISP controller. Thoughts?, bitor About the ISP controller. My research on the web has led me to believe it IS for programing the bios. And maybe some other features too.