WTD: 386 motherboard

Hi guys, It seems my 386 has gone off to join the Choir Invisible. I pulled the motherboard to clean off some battery residue and other gunk, and replace the RTC chip socket -- now it's completely dead. I'm getting "D-SUB: NO INPUT" on the monitor, no beeps or noise from the board, no signs of life whatsoever. The HDD spins up, and the lights blink, but the brain isn't doing squat. I did find a broken 14.31818MHz xtal which I've replaced, but still nothing. I have a sneaking suspicion the through-plating on the RTC socket might have gone iffy (I'll be breaking the plastic alignment bands on the socket and soldering the top-side tomorrow) but on the off-chance this fails to resurrect the board.. Does anyone have a 386 or 486 AT-form-factor PC motherboard kicking around? The board I had was one of these: http://stason.org/TULARC/pc/motherboards/I/INFORMTECH-INTERNATIONAL-INC-486… Basically: - Baby-AT -- fits in a mini-tower case, AT power supply - AMD 386DX-40 CPU - Socket for 387 or Weitek math coprocessor - 8 sockets for 30pin SIMMs -- max 32MB, but I've been running this one on 8MB. I've got a box of 72pin SIMMs too. - I/O on expansion cards, or at least some way of disabling the on-motherboard IDE controller. This thing needs to drive a Seagate ST21R RLL controller and a WD WD1003-WA2 (not at the same time, of course!) - A couple of 16-bit ISA slots (this board has 5, I need at least two) I'm wishing I hadn't thrown out my old Pentium-P100 board... that would have been just about perfect for this :( Thanks, -- Phil. classiccmp at philpem.me.uk http://www.philpem.me.uk/