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The answer is really don’t need it. The programmers couldn’t count on it being there because most of the machines were sold without a math coprocessor. So 99% of the software was written to not use one.

Yeah, it ended up being the capacitors. I swapped them out real quick because I saw the one was leaking pretty bad. Works perfect now and reliably.

I clearly have a bad cap that’s leaking, but my 575 board is simply saying it’s not physically installed and then occasionally it works fine. I’m going to replace the capacitors, however is that a symptom other people have experienced? It doesn’t say it’s defective. It says it isn’t there at all.