Just found drivers PAS, public ftp:

ftp://pds.tcrc.edu.tw/Hardware/multimedia/MediaVision/

2nd link

ftp://files.120v.ac/mirrors/ftp.oldskool.org/ … Media%20Vision/

Found These today, while going through junk to be tossed in the garage, I had no Idea I still had these, but unfortunately the computers they were attached to are long, long, gone 🙁

Trident 1mb VLB

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EGA- NO IDEA who manufactured this card, I do know it came out of a compaq 286.

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Just found drivers PAS, public ftp:

ftp://pds.tcrc.edu.tw/Hardware/multimedia/MediaVision/

2nd link

ftp://files.120v.ac/mirrors/ftp.oldskool.org/ … Media%20Vision/

Nope, that's PAS16 drivers, not PAS. Rumours are, though, that PAS16 drivers work with PAS cards; however, I didn't test that.

Got a Compaq Presario 2232 desktop machine yesterday at the bootsale, powered by Cyrix MediaGX! All works, just missing hard drive. Will post pics later.
Here's the wiki on the beastie :http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compaq_Presario_2200

TutrlteBeash Multisound Classic
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Very sexy

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Got an Macase KA-580 , pretty cool case.

Two of these promise VLB cache controllers:

My second ATI MACH32 VLB..

Only need to upgrade it to 2MB.

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Two of these promise VLB cache controllers:

My second ATI MACH32 VLB..

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Only need to upgrade it to 2MB.

Just so you know, you can probably plug in newer (Faster) hard drives into those promise cards and they'll usually interface as a 8.1 GB and you can get some decent speedy drives into a 486 system. Mine accepted a 40GB, 7200 rpm 8MB buffer drive and it's nice and fast, even though I can only use 8GB of it. The speed is nice.

Three of these pentium overdrives 83mhz
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/111284692456?ssPage … 984.m1497.l2648
(Just a bargain for an overdrive one.. Dont have to pay custom fees in the EU, so take my beth,

Two of these:
Intel SL3F7 Pentium III 550MHz/512KB/100MHz Slot 1 ( now i have two spares)
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/131084554727?ssPage … 984.m1497.l2648

IDC crimping tool:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/300929011831?ssPage … 984.m1497.l2648
(going to make my own MFM / RLL cables.)

As promised, here are the original Pro Audio Spectrum (PAS) 8 bit drivers (from the 2 original Double Density Disks that came in the box):

Disk 1:

Disk 2:

I will upload to VogonsDrivers when I get the login information from SquallStrife.

Also, when I get my flatbed scanner going, I will scan the original documents and disk scans and upload them as well.

I PM'd you your login details 2 days ago! 😜

bristlehog, mscdex.exe is a standard DOS CD driver.

AlphaWing wrote:

EGA- NO IDEA who manufactured this card, I do know it came out of a compaq 286.

It's a Western Didigtal Paradise PEGA1A, very common. I've got one PEGA1A and one PEGA2A.

SquallStrife wrote:

I PM'd you your login details 2 days ago! 😜

Yes you did...and Thank you again for that...It did not work though...sent you PM regarding this.

Picked up some goodies yesterday and today....

A Disk drive for my ATARI 600XL system...it came with original box and all contents and cable...

...and some game cartridges...

...another disk drive for my Commodore 64...I have been looking for one of these for a while now...

...a dumpster find...saved this from getting "ecycled"...all cleaned up now...a Dell V400 PII with Turtle Beach PCI sound and 440BX chipset board (but only has onboard AGP and no AGP slot 😢 )...I powered it up and all seems to work well...

...a bunch of CPU's and RAM chips (some good 60ns 8MB IBM SIMMS included)....

And some more stuff...

A Radio Shack bulk tape eraser (pretty much an electromagnet that I use to delete disks to be able to format properly for my Atari ST systems)....

Got another two Belkin 8 port pro KVM's....they can be daisy chained together with a DB25 cable....that makes 3 of them all together now that I have bought in the last month...got them very cheap so I couldnt pass them up...

I found another great deal on a Velociraptor hard drive...this one is 80GB and will probably find a new home in one of my Win98 builds...

Wow, if you even use one of those KVMs fully you'll have a lot of PCs. I can't imagine all 3 chained together 🤣

bjt wrote:

Wow, if you even use one of those KVMs fully you'll have a lot of PCs. I can't imagine all 3 chained together 🤣

I most likely will never use all three together, but I am planning on using two of them to connect over a dozen PC's and maybe an amiga and ATARI ST (and one mac g5 😵 ) and have 2 spare ports ready to use for testing purposes or for anything else I may plan to add to my "ultimate" setup later (this may include a Sega Dreamcast that I have with VGA out)...this is my planned line-up so far (it's always changing though)....

1. Tandy 1000 TL/2 - DOS 3.3 or 5.0
2. AMD386SXL-25 - DOS 7.1
3. AMD386DX40 - DOS 7.1
4. i486DX2/66 or AMD486DX4-100 - DOS 7.1 & Win 3.11
5. Pentium 75 - DOS 7.1 & OS/2 Warp 3.0
6. Pentium 166 MMX - Super Socket 7 - DOS 7.1 & OS/2 Warp 4
7. PII-400 440LX - DOS & Win98SE
8. PIII-1.0GHz 815ee - DOS & Win98SE & WinME
9. P4 3.2 GHz P4P800 - DOS & Win98SE & Win2000
10. Core 2 Duo (e8400 3.0GHz) - WinXP SP3
11. Core 2 Duo (e8500 3.2 GHz) - Win 7
12. ATARI ST (moded VGA out?) - uses 15kHz output (I have a scan doubler which I will use for this to make VGA output compatible)
13. AMIGA 500 (using VGA to AMIGA connector for video) - uses 15kHz output (I have a scan doubler which I will use for this to make VGA output compatible)
14. Apple Mac G5 Tower with Ati X800 XE AGP - OS X
15. for testing or SEGA Dreamcast with VGA out
16. for testing

The third KVM may be used in a separate room to connect even more retro rigs...but I am not sure about that yet 😐

Voyetra V-4000 intelligent MPU-401 interface. Looks like the IRQ is configurable but the port is hardwired to 330.

how come you got this bjt? curiosity?

Wanted to move my DB50XG from the Socket 7 machine to the MX300 in my Socket A machine... that removes the reason to have the YMF card in there. Plus it's another card to test with SoftMPU and was relatively cheap... £20ish.