The hard drive is too large. Out of the box, Warp 4 could only support IDE drives up to 8 GB. With the last free fix pack (FP 15), you could go larger, but that's not exactly helpful for getting things installed. Perhaps, you could look online for a copy of Warp 4.52, which is basically Warp 4 pre- …

leileilol wrote: Anything with contrastingly black 5" bays. Yup, I do kind of like the PC and XT designs. Actually, IBM industrial design was usually pretty good. Except for the PS/2 towers. Those were kind of fugly.

In thinking about building a retro rig, it's struck me just how dull PC case design of the 80s and 90s was. In the workstation space, NeXT, SGI, and even Sun were building cool-looking machines, but the PC side seems like a sea of functional beige boxes. Were there any "aeethetic" cases on the …

Retrorigs don't make a huge amount of sense, but they're fun. Just being able to build the top-of-the-line 1993 system that you always wanted back in the day is worth a lot.

Thanks for the workaround. Has anyone figured out the cause of the first glitch (The GUS installer can't find the GUS when SB16 emulation is also on)? I notice that even with the TSR installed, that's still the case.

After using DOSBox for years to play classic games, I decided that I'd like to give GUS and wavetable sound a try. I got hold of the latest official patches and drivers and got to town installing. At first, the installer couldn't find the emulated GUS and wouldn't install. On the advice of Google, I …