-- Veröffentlicht durch MercutioUK am 22:04 am 6. Okt. 2002
Sound idea but im curious as to wether the 12v might damage the core? Im right in assuming you litterally ran 12v DC over the bridge to burn it out? If that works im impressed...id only ever seen it done with the dremel :)
-- Veröffentlicht durch pzed22 am 12:17 am 3. Sep. 2002
Another choice, instead of cutting them, is to solder a resistor on your motherboard!
I found this to be easier, since it's not so small. For example, if you want to override your factory BP_FID[0], you can solder a ~180 Ohm resistor from ID[0] on the bottom side of your motherboard, to VCC(ON) or VSS(OFF).
I found this easier and less risky than bridge cutting.
NB: This method assumes all five L1's are unlocked.
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-- Veröffentlicht durch JamesButler am 10:39 am 23. Jan. 2002
yeah, that's it! :thumb:
-- Veröffentlicht durch ChrisGlenn am 2:23 am 23. Jan. 2002
I may have found a solution! How about blowing the bridges up! Check it! "Blowing Your Bridges" by Ronald Dy Geronimo - 11/19/01 at http://www.overclockers.com/tips726/
Thanks Administrator for the English forum, helpful to me! Great Site!
-- Veröffentlicht durch JamesButler am 1:56 am 23. Jan. 2002
the idea is to burn the bridges with a short-circuit by using a 12 V power pack
-- Veröffentlicht durch ChrisGlenn am 1:42 am 23. Jan. 2002
Are those bridges really that hard to cut? I was planning on using an exacto knife? I don't understand that power supply thing, good picture, but I need to see more. Thanks for posting.
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-- Veröffentlicht durch SirHenry am 0:33 am 21. Dez. 2001
yeah ! no problem :lol: :posten: :punk:
-- Veröffentlicht durch NalleBear am 23:08 am 19. Dez. 2001
@Henry: Thanks for sharing! ;);)
-- Veröffentlicht durch SirHenry am 15:29 am 16. Dez. 2001
coool - this was the first - real-oc-english-thread !! :punk:
-- Veröffentlicht durch MilleniumEli1 am 16:45 am 13. Dez. 2001
hey pamp, you're a little late :)
i think our english friend is already away :(
-- Veröffentlicht durch Pampeldibuh am 15:16 am 13. Dez. 2001
it takes only an few sec to cut the bridges with a power supply and you can also use a tabble- light (Tischlampe?) witch has got the power kabels outside
sorry silly english, but good idea :lol:
-- Veröffentlicht durch chloride am 7:07 am 22. Sep. 2001
thanks guys! the jeweler i asked didnt want to touch it
hehe. he kinda chickened out thinking it might be very expensive and he didnt want to ruin it.
and the 12v suggestion is interesting.. would it take long to burn the bridge?i have a 2amp 12v power supply
and i might try that.. thanks!!!!!!!and sorry again to my posting mistakes damm newbies like me!! :)
-- Veröffentlicht durch Robinator am 22:23 am 21. Sep. 2001
Try it with a 12V Power Supply 
But the Power Supply must be (kurzschlußsicher ???) Short-circuit save.
-- Veröffentlicht durch ErSelbst am 21:15 am 21. Sep. 2001
Hi!
At first you can try to cut them with something like that:
If you don´t have suca thing, you can ask a jeweller to cut the bridges... :):)
-- Veröffentlicht durch chloride am 21:04 am 21. Sep. 2001
know anyother way of cutting the bridges ?...
i tried long ago using a knife..but the bridge is embedded in the ceramic chip carrier it just keep on dulling the edge of my knife! and i dont have a dremel :(
and i gave it up .. now im feeling that nasty urge again
hehehehe.
pls any suggestion thanks already guys!!! man your site is unbelievably great! oh i can´t understand a single word in german ..nada.. thanks already!!!!!!!
(Geändert von ErSelbst um 21:10 am Sep. 21, 2001)