*/ So it's been 7 years since my last post about this build... wow time flies. Instead of a necro on my old post I'll do a new one. Some of these parts (Roland MPU-IPC-T) I've been dragging across the world with me, some I have aquired along the way. As always, a work in progress. Of note in an otherwise standard Socket 8 build is the homebrew AdLib card, SCSI2SDv6, and Roland MA-7 Speakers. Hopefully you get a kick out of it. /*

Adlib Reproduction Card KiCad files: https://github.com/schlae/adlib/tree/master
SCSI2SD: http://www.codesrc.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=SCSI2SD
SCSI2SDv6 Bracket: https://www.shapeways.com/product/FU99CQK4L/s … tionId=61467535

• CPU: Pentium Pro 180
  MOTHERBOARD: Intel Socket 8 Motherboard
  RAM: 2x32 MB EDO 60ns Non-Parity
  2D VIDEO: 2MB Virge DX PCI Video
  3D VIDEO: 8MB Diamond Monster 3D II
  IO:
  - Black Sony 3.5" Floppy Drive
  - Adaptec 2940W PCI
  - SCSI2SD v6 Hard Disk Emulator with 3D printed mounting bracket
  Partition 1: 2 GB PC-DOS 7
  Partition 2: 2 GB Storage
  - 52x Kenwood TrueX SCSI CD-ROM
  - IBM Model M PS/2
  - Kensington Expert Trackball - Serial (Really nice trackball with metal clicky springs)
  AUDIO:
  Onboard Crystal Audio (works with just a BLASTER environment variable, currently disabled in BIOS)
  AWE64 Gold ISA
  Reproduction AdLib ISA
  Roland MPU-IPC-T ISA with breakout box
  MIDI:
  MT-32 Rev.a
  SC-55 MkII
  Chill Limited Edition External Wavetable kit V2 w/DreamBlaster X2
  NEC XR385 (Caps broke on this during move, will need a repair)
  SPEAKERS:
  Roland Micro Monitors MA-7
  MONITOR:
  17" Sony MultiScan 200ES (New in Box)

Planned hardware upgrades:
Pentium II Overdrive (New in Box, in possession) - As of yet I have no need to upgrade
Simmconn for AWE64 Gold (on waiting list)
ARGUS (really hoping this comes through and I can snag one, if anyone can do it, the Germans can 😀 )
WIFI232 (I keep missing these production runs)

Planned OS:
Partition 1 - PC-DOS 7
Partition 2 - Windows NT 4.0 Workstation
Partition 3 - ArcaOS

Dream parts:
Adlib Gold (willing to pay fair market price)
Micron Desktop Case