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prezo1

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on off button
« on: April 25, 2010, 06:20:36 am »
hi all.i was lucky enough to be given a dell computer for my jukebox,saved me some money.the problem im having is the onoff switch is electronic and is connected to the board via a ide lead.how can i bypass this so i can put a switch on the outside of the cabnet.

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