Tony> I have a daybreak. To confirm it's the same machine, it's a Tony> brown tower case with 5 card slots on the back. From the Tony> left (looking at the back), they are : Tony> Memory/video Spare (memory expansion?) Mesa Processor Board Tony> I/O Processor Board Spare (Optional I/O) Tony> To the right of those there's a fold-down door with the PSU Tony> and hard disk behind it. The floppy drive (and tape streamer Tony> on my machine) are separate boxes that stack on top of the Tony> main tower. I have all slots full, I cannot confirm the order right now, but it seems right to me. In my unit, the PSU e ontop the harddisk, and there are three fans on the bottom of the case, that slide just like a rack (I guess it's even numbered after all the other boards), after a couple of screws have been removed. Tony> I also have a monitor - a big (Samtron?) monochrome Tony> thing. What I don't have is the keyboard or mouse. The Tony> keyboard plugs into the 5 pin DIN socket on the monitor Tony> base, the mouse, I believe, plugs into the keyboard. Hum, one of the boards of my unit, the one with the floppy interface, ethernet, and serial ports, has a DB9 conector labeled keyboard. But I found a couple of extra lines in the DB15 monitor connector besides video and sync signals... Tony> I am told that hardwre documentation and especially Tony> schematics for this machine are impossible to obtain. When I Tony> have time, I'll attack my machine with a logic analyser and Tony> try to figure out something about it. But that won't happen Tony> soon, I'm afraid. Thanks for the info anyway. Cheers, -- *** Rodrigo Martins de Matos Ventura <yoda(a)isr.ist.utl.pt> *** Teaching Assistant and MSc. Student at ISR: *** Instituto de Sistemas e Robotica, Polo de Lisboa *** Instituto Superior Tecnico, Lisboa, Portugal *** PGP Public Key available on my homepage: *** http://www.isr.ist.utl.pt/~yoda *** Key fingerprint = 0C 0A 25 58 46 CF 14 99 CF 9C AF 9E 10 02 BB 2A