mastergamma12 wrote:xjas wrote:Not "officially", no. Internet scuttlebutt says otherwise.
Well if you somehow get it to work, please let me know how because I've tried a 1045T on mine and it detects it initially as a dual core and then refuses to post on the subsequent reboot.
ssokolow wrote:I finally found something nifty that I knew I had kicking around some old boxes somewhere:
A set of Windows 95 floppy labels (sadly, some stained) that came with a Windows 95 laptop which was an early example of the modern practice of expecting the end user to write their own reinstallation media.
Even back then, when I must have been somewhere between 10 and 13 years old, I was the type to refuse to apply them because it was irreversible.
ssokolow wrote:I finally found something nifty that I knew I had kicking around some old boxes somewhere:
A set of Windows 95 floppy labels (sadly, some stained) that came with a Windows 95 laptop which was an early example of the modern practice of expecting the end user to write their own reinstallation media.
Even back then, when I must have been somewhere between 10 and 13 years old, I was the type to refuse to apply them because it was irreversible.
xjas wrote:mastergamma12 wrote:xjas wrote:Not "officially", no. Internet scuttlebutt says otherwise.
Well if you somehow get it to work, please let me know how because I've tried a 1045T on mine and it detects it initially as a dual core and then refuses to post on the subsequent reboot.
You should've mentioned you'd tried it yourself first.I swear I found a thread in French a while ago where somebody claimed to have it working, but that seems to have vanished off the internet. What BIOS are you running?
The BIOS-mods thread I was also thinking of only lists the X4 & I guess I got a little crossed up. They have some modded early ones which seem to be superseded by an official a 5001 beta, but Asus's website only has an apparently-newer 5002 beta.
I might pick one up if I find one for cheap, I can always stuff it in my HP Nettle2, although I'm worried about power draw on that board.
PTherapist wrote:I wish they were irreversible, but after years of storage those labels that Microsoft used aren't very reliable. When I was digging through my floppy collection last year, there were a bunch of loose labels that had fallen off my Office 4.3 floppies. I tried to find them all, but unfortunately it it looks like some have gone astray.
Standard Def Steve wrote:I moved the guts of my maxed out Tualatin machine into a very period-incorrect Antec P182. It's a fairly large case, so I've got it on the floor standing next to my desk, PS/2 Model 80-like.
bjwil1991 wrote:What it could be is the pass through cable wasn't standard or meant for the VooDoo1 to get hooked up to the 2D card you have.
leileilol wrote:Does drawing the S3 ViRGE lineup as slugs count as a retro activity?
(Cropped because Felicia-style partial nudity probably doesn't fly here)
leileilol wrote:Does drawing the S3 ViRGE lineup as slugs count as a retro activity?
(Cropped because Felicia-style partial nudity probably doesn't fly here)
leileilol wrote:Does drawing the S3 ViRGE lineup as slugs count as a retro activity?
(Cropped because Felicia-style partial nudity probably doesn't fly here)
oeuvre wrote:for... science!
derSammler wrote:Installed MacOS 7.5.3 on... my Amiga 1200.
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