1MB Cache Achieved! And Jumper Problems....

This is part #5 of a video series where I attempt to restore a Shuttle HOT-433 motherboard to working order. In this video I'm completing cache and memory testing and final board validation.
Parts/Tools used in this Video
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Chip tester: amzn.to/45K6Znl
Cache chips: www.ebay.com/itm/166319286681
Needle-nose pilers: amzn.to/4eHlFYn
Jumpers: amzn.to/45MQ9Ea
Diagnostic board: amzn.to/4bq7cgw

[@connermalloy]

I haven’t a clue what the goal is or most of what is going on. But I must say, not having seen a BIOS POST or menu prior to the later 90s/early 2000s and onward I am blown away by the BIOS on your machine. Basically it makes me think/understand that our “fancy” (often clunky) UEFI graphical BIOS menus are just getting us back to where we already were.
Fun stuff!

[@charlesdorval394]

I still remember the first time I saw that American Megatrends BIOS back in the days, I was totally blown away! You can use it with a mouse as well IIRC
Why this style didn't stick before coming back as UEFI, we'll never know. Maybe it needed more ROM space and manufacturers were cheap