This manual introduces the features and characteristics of AMD Socket A Processor Based Mainboard (100MHz)
This manual covers the AMD 60002+211 mainboard built for Socket A (PGA 462) processors. It includes a components checklist, detailed layout, installation procedures, jumper settings, memory configuration, and connector descriptions. The document also explains power‑on/off functions, BIOS setup, and advanced chipset features.
Additional sections describe hardware monitoring, ATX form‑factor details, system block diagram, and an appendix with Ghost command‑line reference for imaging and cloning operations.
| Processor support | AMD Duron and Athlon (Socket A) |
|---|---|
| Processor speed range | 600 MHz – 1.1 GHz |
| Chipset | VIA KT133(E) |
| Memory capacity | 32 MB – 1.5 GB |
| Expansion slots | PCI x6, ISA x1 (shared), AGP x1 |
| Onboard I/O | Keyboard, mouse, floppy, parallel, serial, IR, power‑on controllers |
| IDE ports | 2 Ultra ATA/66/100 IDE ports (up to 4 devices) |
| Keyboard/Mouse connector | PS/2 |
| USB ports | 4 (2 optional) |
The board supports AMD Duron and Athlon processors that use the Socket A (PGA 462) interface.
It provides two Ultra ATA/66/100 IDE channels, allowing up to four devices to be connected.
The mainboard follows the ATX form factor and should be used in an ATX 2.01 or later case.