feipoa wrote: Has anyone tested this with Matze79's serial to PS/2 protocal converter? Was there any pointer lag? Yes, I did. Tried it on my Compaq KVM but experienced pointer lag also 🙁

In general I prefer using professional equipment. In my setup I use a second hand server console KVM switch (VGA/PS2). They are easy to find on craigslist where I have payed under $30 for a Compaq 8 port model (cables included). For audio mixing I use a mixing desk with multiple inputs so I can …

Here is some more information about a project that addresses the topic: PS/2 to Microsoft Serialmouse Adapter Converter / Updated First Post / Firmware Update added

konc wrote: For anyone interested in KVMs, it works perfectly well with a Level One KVM-0411 Perhaps we can make a sticky list of known working kvm switches? I am using an 8 port Compaq KVM switch but unfortunately there is too much lag 🙁

I have researched various alternatives for mixing audio as I am using multiple systems and soundcards. The best and most affordable audio mixer I found was the DAP Audio Compact 8.1 . It enables using my standard RCA audio plugs and I remember paying about 200 dollars for it. No professional brand …

I just made one out of off the shelf power packs in the end: http://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=36418&start=80#p412903 I also have a C128 PSU with an adapter which works fine, but it has the old Commodore PSU hum that bothers me, and it's still very old hardware these days. Yes, I have a …

badmojo wrote: Finding a solution for a safe PSU was the biggest challenge I found. What solution did you find? Something other than Ray Carlsen's PSU?

I can relate to that feeling. Like the others I agree that that the journey was an incredible experience but it gets boring soon after you have accomplished your goals. However there is one computer that always kept my interest and that is my trusty Commodore 64. What kept me going was that I am …

I am missing myself on the list 😖 Tim1075 2x kit - NL

enloop wrote: Dang Tim those towers look huge. Do they fit those ATX sized motherboards? Yes, they fit perfectly. The only problem I have encountered is finding lengthy IDE cables. And I could wish for more drive bays for later builds. But for the rest they are excellent cases.

] I have those cases from Antec/chieftec and i really like them. I have three different ones from the series and looking for more but your collection is even more fun! I didn't know chieftec made that many colors. Very nice, well done. Still hunting for more colours. I know there are pink and red …

Looks great Tim but how do you get your knees under the desk to actually use that stuff?? The perspective of the picture is a little deceiving. Actually I am quite tall but I manage to sit behind it nicely while typing. No leg stretching though. I chose space over comfort and in the final setup the …

After two days of cable management I finally converted my desk from a pile of hardware to an organised retro computer corner in my man cave. Behold the result of what a couple of video's from a certain guy named Phil can do ;) Every processor generation is present from a 286 to a Dual Core P4. All …

I am probably too late for this batch 😖 Will there be another batch or am I still able to order two adapters?