Nice, hope you get it running. I know there were people (either on BetaArchive or Nekochan) running NT on the Powerstack, not sure which generation. I had once NT running on an RS/6000 E30, I couldn't find a way to install it on the RS/6000 43P 7043-140 (not the regular 43P 7248). This thread made …

So, what now? Chase elusive 365CD (and possibly get disappointed again due to something else)? Stick to my old not-IBM DOS laptops, which are fairly good (especially NEC), but don't have that lovely "bento" form factor and IBM keyboard? Try to find another IBM model that will have proper 640x480 …

56.64 should be good.

I've got a computer with Trio64 graphics card that I really would like to keep in this PC. The problem is, it's not a Trio64V+, so it lacks video features - no scalling and no overlays, fullscreen video is way to slow. It has a Vesa Feature Connector, so maybe there is a standalone card accelerating …

Yes, frequency, timings and mode (FPM/EDO). Mode can be different per "bank" on some chipsets. I'm specifically looking for the 430FX and 420EX.

Any chance for memory detection beyond SPD? Basically reading the chipset memory configuration? It should give a pretty precise information at least on Intel chipsets.

Is there a reason for HWiNFO not running on Windows 95? I've installed IE3 and another required dll, now it will start, but nothing will show up and the program ends without any information.

Apparently, you still can access a samba share even from DOS: www.os2museum.com/wp/synology-strikes-again/

How does the Renderware engine/API work? Is it statically linked with the game and drivers? Because I see games using RenderWare being only compatible with specific hardware.

What is the reason, that everybody wants to add support for vintage hardware to their applications?

Interesting SONY boards. Very heavy. Have to google what this was used for. At least some intersting ICs, e.g. 68030 Looks like it's from a Sony NEWS workstation. Probably not a NWS-1250 , but many chips look from your board are present in the NWS-1250. Your looks like pulled from a big VME-based …

Reading another thread (https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?p=782050#p782050), I've begun to wonder what the other sources of bad audio are. The old CT1701, CT1703-T and AK4501 are known to be noisy, but there's still the problem with the MIDI sources. Is there a possibility, that the 3403 op-amps …

I think the CT1703 DAC chip is responsible for all the digital-to-analog conversions of the SB16 card, Voice and MIDI. So for some reason the CT1703-T is noisier than the CT1703-TBS/A and that is most apparent on the MIDI slider. Sorry for necroposting, but either I don't understand how the SB16 …

mTCP worked for me, so I don't have any bug reports, but what I miss is NC-like UI for the FTP client. With MS deprecating SMB, FTP seems to be the simplest way of transfering files between old and current machines. The mTCP FTP client worked well for me, but i really miss a UI. I know there is a …

Intel486dx33 wrote: Do you need a special boot disk for this to work or will it boot off a NT 4.0 cdrom ? It will boot from an NT 4.0 CD-ROM. You will have to boot the CD-ROM via the ARC console (the Alpha counterpart of the BIOS). Please, start a new topic for discussing this board, since we are …

I was looking at this one. I think it is an HP or Digital. and I think it has an onboard Pentium 150mhz CPU. What do I need to get it working ? This is a DECpc AXP/150 board: http://john.ccac.rwth-aachen.de:8000/alf/axp150/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DECpc_AXP_150 Oh, That is even better. More …

Intel486dx33 wrote: I was looking at this one. I think it is an HP or Digital. and I think it has an onboard Pentium 150mhz CPU. What do I need to get it working ? This is a DECpc AXP/150 board: john.ccac.rwth-aachen.de:8000/alf/axp150/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DECpc_AXP_150

Wow, great work yjfy, I'm absolutely stunned by the amount of information you have found about these cards. I have found this thread while looking for information on a Creative Video Blaster RT300. The RT300 is very similar to the Intel Smart Video Recoreder (the intel chips were just labelled with …

I'm also looking for the driver. Maybe someone has the original floppy disks, because it seems only the Win9x was available for download: web.archive.org/web/19970607184252/http ... html#rt300

Nice, will have to keep an eye on this project.