IBX100 at Time Computers

[Darran D. Rimron-Molloy]

>> Thanks for the tip on that one, I went in a bought eight
> eight !  And they were advertising one per customer :-)

I only got 4 :) The store only had about a dozen on show when I was
there, when they had the last £9.99 special they had piles of them
everywhere, about 100 or so.

> Using Amy's method, I got the password off this one : muf1312129.
> This is confirmed on two other Time IBX101s bought from different
> stores. Note that selecting 'Reset' on the ISP setup screen will
> change the settings from Supanet to Bushinternet, so find out
> what the Supanet settings are if you want to keep them.

Who are Virgin, really, yes?  The collection I got from Time were a mix
of 100's & 101's.

> I've done the 64MHz hack successfully on mine.

Performed 64mhz hacks on a 100 and a 101, other than being VERY fiddly,
all seem to work fine. Also fitted "physical" power switches (to make
shift-poweron easier) and PS2 ports (although I can't seem to make shift
on this work.... and rather than getting PS2 "ports" I got PS2 extension
cables and just cut one end off. that way I could mount the port on the
external of the box)

Has anyone made any headway into getting a floppy or harddisk interface
pulled off one this yet, or sussed out a real use for the "PCMCIA style"
ROM pads?

	-Darran