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Thanks for posting pics. What I suggested wouldn't work... Maybe you could use a compatible female to male CPU socket and before you stack the socket on top of the existing one, you would solder a thin wire to the new socket to the spot where the broken pin would have gone into and then solder the other end of the wire to the component side of the board after installing the socket. The DayStar IIvx adapter uses this female to male socket I'm guessing to raise the height of the adapter board to clear some components. The additional height would have to be low enough to clear the metal chassis for installing the board.
Socket stacking: https://desmond.imageshack.us/Himg161/scaled.php?server=161&filename=micromac1zf8.jpg&res=landing
Edit: I see now Dennis suggested the same thing...
There are incompatibilities that crop up with accelerators and the Xceed board, for instance, it is not compatible with the DayStar Turbo 040.
Socket stacking: https://desmond.imageshack.us/Himg161/scaled.php?server=161&filename=micromac1zf8.jpg&res=landing
Edit: I see now Dennis suggested the same thing...
There are incompatibilities that crop up with accelerators and the Xceed board, for instance, it is not compatible with the DayStar Turbo 040.