btw, there is a custom firmware for the WiModem232 that has a PPP server built in. I'm not sure how compatible the two devices are, but maybe there is hope. https://github.com/jcs/WiFiPPP

If I am understanding you, I think the answer is no. If you want to use that wifi modem to get on the internet, you need it to connect to something that provides a SLIP or PPP connection. I don't think it can do that on its own.

Thanks! I read Hugo Holden's article that is based on yesterday. Very helpful. Also, I recapped the card last nigt. I don't have an EGA or CGA monitor, but I was able to use the CGA2RGB from GGLabs to connect it to my PVM. After some fiddling to work out the right config, and dealing with an angry …

Yeah, from what I have been reading, there is probably no such signal premade. I would need to create composite maybe by tapping the feature connector and then do the ntsc encoding of I wanted color. Could be a cool project though to basically enable (cga) composite our on people's ega cards. Maybe …

So, feeling a little silly. I actually broke out a digital microscope my dad got me recently and found that there are markings on all the capacitors. I just could not see the orange on orange at all on some. (Stupid old eyes) Every single one is 10μ 16V. Even the shorted one sitting on the 12V rail …

Should I maintain the 10uF capacitance on the on the unknowns at the top?

The bottom ones by the bus are 10uF 16V, the upper ones are physically smaller. So, would keeping the voltage and lowering the capacitance a little for those make sense? Those are bulk caps, their exact capacitance is not that critical for the application, just make sure you have the voltage rating …

I have a dead Paradise EGA card. One capacitor needs replacing for sure, but only two of the capacitors on the board have any markings that I can see. Main question: How can I determine the size/specs for the other unmarked capacitors? Wishful thinking question: While I know the RCA ports won't …

I have a GamePad Pro that supports GrIP without the multiport. I was able to use the GrIP drivers from Vogons to configure the controllers and emulate key presses in Windows. I was then able to save those mappings and use the gkload program/tsr in DOS to load those mappings and use them in a pure …

To close the loop on my "weird Doom II sound" thread.. I have a PnP Pro with 512k, it sounds "normal" when there is only 512k on it. If I expand the memory, it sounds just like the Orpheus. Also, people on youtube get the same sound, even when they have 1mb on their GUS Classic. Something just seems …

Did not see an ESCD option, I've tried a second motherboard board now, with a fresh install of dos and only the sound init and doom2 installed. Same issues. These are 486 boards, Socket 3. One had 32mb ram one with 16mb, one with a 486/66 one with an AMD-P75 586. One had PCI/ISA, and one with ISA/ …

So, I gutted my autoexec/config of all the stock ultrasnd/blaster stuff. I removed all cards except the Orpheus II. I made use of the Orphinit and ultrasnd.bat (et al) from ultrasnd.zip. I have tried various ram, but I don't think that is the issue since every piece of ram has the exact same effect …

Yeah, I have tried 4 or 5 diff sticks. All FPM, one parity, diff sizes from 4mb to 32mb and did a ram test on the 16mb. I can try others though. probably a ram issue, try another ram stick that's all I can think and there have been various reports of IW having weird issues when it does not like the …

Doom II has incorrect drum sounds with my Orpheus II using the interwave. It sounds normal if I swap my GUS PnP into the same system. What would cause this? Here is what is sounds like, sorry for the lazy recording. https://youtu.be/KKaSNnXSAEo Here is how it sounds with a real GUS PnP in the same …

Thanks for the gerbers shock! My interwave chips are almost here (in Dallas, I'm in Austin), so now I just need to get things printed and source some other parts. Oh, and pull down that rom dump, which I have done.

I was able to get Discworld working with the Gravis Ultrasound PNP without MegaEm, using native drivers. First thing was patching Discworld, which seems to have major sound fixes. After that, the new setsound program (came with the Discworld patch) could see my Ultrasound PNP, but not the midi/music …