Anyone know what this signal does? It's connected to pin 35. It's shown on this schematic (page 6)
https://www.macdat.net/files/pdf/apple/schematics/apple/powermac_g3_gossamer.pdf
On actual ROM DIMMs, on most of them it's not connected to anything. On the 820-0961A module it goes to a resistor position, the other pad of which goes to pin 12 of the Flash/ROM chips, which is Chip Enable. But resistor is not installed, suggesting that CE on these modules is just left floating, which is bad practice. Definitely not Grounded the way it (CE_) should be.
I'm looking for a pin that perhaps should be used for RY/BY#
Also, signal name is probably RCS1#, not RCST. But on the schematic there's a line on top, instead of a #, so it makes the 1 look like a T.
https://www.macdat.net/files/pdf/apple/schematics/apple/powermac_g3_gossamer.pdf
On actual ROM DIMMs, on most of them it's not connected to anything. On the 820-0961A module it goes to a resistor position, the other pad of which goes to pin 12 of the Flash/ROM chips, which is Chip Enable. But resistor is not installed, suggesting that CE on these modules is just left floating, which is bad practice. Definitely not Grounded the way it (CE_) should be.
I'm looking for a pin that perhaps should be used for RY/BY#
Also, signal name is probably RCS1#, not RCST. But on the schematic there's a line on top, instead of a #, so it makes the 1 look like a T.
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