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you can run desktop 12.0 IOS on 8 Flash & 6 DRAM

You probably need a new boot rom for the router. Older boot roms only recognized certain types of flash simms (intel & possibly others)

assuming you have an np-2e or np-1e, you might have to tell which interface on the card you are using. once you are in the interface, type "media-type 10baset" if you are using the RJ-45 or "media-type AUI" if you are using the AUI.

erase the second partition.(either 'erase flash' or 'erase flash:2:') then at the 'Router(config)' prompt, do a 'no part flash'. This will combine the 2 flash chips and make them one 16M partion.

You are correct. The 5-in-1 will allow you to connect to a 2501 w/ the DCE/DTE cable. Also, with the amount of memory on your router, you will be able to put 12.x IP only. Anything more will require a memory upgrade.

try different baud speeds in your terminal program. keeping changing it until you find the one where the characters are 'normal'. From there, change the config register back to 0x2102.

to be able to actually use the onboard memory, you'll need a non-parity stick of DRAM. The one in your router has parity, which 'disables' the onboard memory.

The processor board ID is not the serial number of the chassis. A 720X usually has a serial number that starts w/ a '7'.

Get a Cisco IOS Feature Pack. They are everywhere on ebay. $20 or so.

Flow control in hyperterminal should be set to 'none.' but hyperterm in win2k has had probs.