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Re: Nec drivers FTP is gone

Posted on 2023-03-23, 08:12

sangokushi wrote on 2023-03-22, 02:40: Has anyone tried to download the NEC ftp site from web archive? https://archive.org/download/ftp.necam.com Download of the first file "ftp.necam.com.00" was stopped by Windows's antivirus and said it found CandyOpen inside the file I've downloaded it via …

Re: IBM PC 330-P90

Posted on 2022-11-23, 15:52

I would try to find an original recovery disk. This might work: https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?p=1073418#p1073418 I would like to get that recovery CD (or Ready-to-Configure CD) too, as the one I've provided is for 486-based 300 Series models. The closest thing we've got is IBM Aptiva …

Re: IBM 8514/A apparently dead?

Posted on 2022-04-15, 19:47

Hello. Your display (8513) can actually work with your 8514/A adapter, and it (adapter) has the only port, which is output to monitor. So, I think you've done nothing wrong. Have you tried to change cable? I can't be sure because I have no PS/2 machines, but if you think the issue is with you card, …

Re: Nec drivers FTP is gone

Posted on 2021-01-25, 08:40

evasive wrote on 2021-01-23, 23:53: I may have some files in my chaos archive somewhere. Anything in particular you are looking for? I'm looking for BIOS updates for legacy models not preserved by necam.com (which includes most of consumer lineup like NEC Ready).

Re: Help to identify NEC disks

Posted on 2020-12-30, 19:13

Now I'm "recovering" system from your CD. Despite it's bootable, the Packard Bell PB640 couldn't boot from it, so I had to extract OSBOOT floppy. I can see all the results tomorrow. Excellent! I appreciate your efforts. Despite using that NEC for the entire second half of the 90s, this is the only …

Re: Help to identify NEC disks

Posted on 2020-12-29, 20:51

MattJH! wrote on 2020-12-26, 16:04: Sure can. Here you go: https://archive.org/details/NECReady962X Now I'm "recovering" system from your CD. Despite it's bootable, the Packard Bell PB640 couldn't boot from it, so I had to extract OSBOOT floppy. I can see all the results tomorrow.

Re: Help to identify NEC disks

Posted on 2020-12-28, 20:14

MattJH! wrote on 2020-12-28, 19:53: There might have been an easier way! That's just how I ended up doing it. Yes, it is. You could install/recover your system on 86Box, and then take files from virtual hard drive with WinImage or something else. On VirtualBox I wouldn't get those screens with 256 …

Re: Help to identify NEC disks

Posted on 2020-12-28, 19:36

Anyway, I really wanted to see the actual videos again, but my Win 10 machines predictably wanted nothing to do with SETUP.EXE no matter what I did. I ended up teaching myself how to bring up a virtual XP desktop using Oracle's VirtualBox so that I had something I could actually install it on, and …

Re: Help to identify NEC disks

Posted on 2020-12-28, 19:07

Amazing. Thank you! Unfortunately, those video files only play audio on my end. I tried a few different programs. I wonder if the actual video output is embedded elsewhere on the CD. Oh well, I appreciate the attempt! No, video files here are complete and play successfully on included Quicktime 2.0 …

Re: Help to identify NEC disks

Posted on 2020-12-26, 20:28

MattJH! wrote on 2020-12-26, 16:04: Sure can. Here you go: https://archive.org/details/NECReady962X. If you manage to install this, would you mind making the extracted content available? I'm looking for the Merlin data specifically. I haven't tried your CD yet, but I've PMd you copy of Merlin …

Re: Help to identify NEC disks

Posted on 2020-12-25, 12:07

In it was my NEC 962X recovery CD (note "Tri Films Merlin II"): nec-recovery-cd.jpg And something I've had living in the vague recesses of my memory for decades now -- a standalone installer for Merlin himself, version 2.0: nec-merlin-cd.jpg I've downloaded your copy, but only yesterday have looked …

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