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To: pae who wrote (3354)	11/2/1998 10:48:00 AM
From: pae	Respond to of 14778

BTW: using a PII on a BH6, be sure to mount your PII rails/bracket to the MB BEFORE fastening the BH6 to the backplane. Just because chapter 2 section 1 of the BH6 MB manual is "installing the MB to the casing" doesn't mean you shouldn't consider section 4 FIRST! Of course, if you miss it - you'll only have to unscrew 5 screws. The PII rails have screws in plastic frames that insert from the bottom. The Celeron mounting stuff can all be done from the front even if already mounted to the case backplane. Paul P.S. Anybody understand why that plastic "PCB Spacer" is used at the one corner of the MB rather than a brass grounding screw and a small machine screw as at the other 5 mount points?