Hi,
Try this, strip down the CD32 down to the mother board, remove the CD drive ribbon, hook up the board to the power supply and your monitor or TV. Turn it on. Hopefully it will boot. I have done this with about 5 CD32 motherboards that I purchased several years ago. I am trying (one of these days) to put the motherboard in a laptop and figure out a way to hook up a cd drive. If your mother board boots, try to hook up the SX-1 and try a floopy drive or a hard drive attached to the SX=1. I have done this with 5 of the good motherboars that work. This should be equivalent to a A1200 now. You don't need the CD32 cd drive, the motherboard should work without it.
smerf
