I did see the datasheet, but it's still a bit of a long shot: - procure the chips - design a new card What I propose does away with the first problem. I don't know if it cancels the second problem, though. If someone takes a look at the Opti designs, will they be able to make a 16-bit PCMCIA card …

Bondi wrote on 2021-10-31, 13:32: Not sure it it's realthough. Besides, there are no schematics for the original card, and since it was made for Amigas, there are probably no drivers for Windows and Linux.

I know, I know. I'm just thinking maybe having the schematics can help with making another design.

Hello everyone, Since you really, really inspired me with the new PCMCIA sound card project, I thought about another one: USB controllers. Any 386 or 486 with enough RAM can run Windows '98SE, which supports USB nicely. So, I, uh... took the liberty of e-mailing Opti, who still have USB 1.x chips …

Dominus wrote: @The_Pope, Vogons has a "new" no trade allowed here policy. Please do not ask for parts and such here. Oh crap. I can sense this is because of some deals gone bad. Sorry. You can delete the whole thread if you want. I don't care about trolls. They just implode eventually.

PCEnthusiast wrote: Had to said, wow! I'm romanian too, and i have PayPal too! Lol, okay, but do you have the motherboard? 😁

Hi again, people. I haven't been here in years. I need your help with a project. I don't know what you think of it, but I want to make clusters out of the best parts from previous hardware generations. First systems will be based on the Pentium III (with the Tualatin core) and perhaps the K5. I'm …

Yay, it worked, thank you! 😀

I can't get the music to play on Wave Blaster! Or AWE32. SFX does play on AWE32 and of course, there is no Wave Blaster option for SFX. This is on 0.74 with a Toshiba laptop, sporting a Realtek HD Audio codec like many others. What could be the problem here?

Make sure everyone can run this, when you manage to do it. I mean, I remember you said vdos32 will be mainly for Vista and Glidos is for 2000 / XP. So far vdos32 seems to run fine on XP, but don't forget this 😀

Simple. Better renderer. Most DOS games are software, whereas Glidos would render them on OpenGL or Direct3D.

Hi Paul, Is it very hard to make Glidos run any DOS game, regardless if it's for Glide or not ? Thanks

Hi Paul :) Here's a nice screenshot for you. Windows XP SP2, on a Dell Precision Workstation 620 machine. That means dual Xeons 933 MHz, 2 GB ram, Geforce 2 Pro with 64 MB. The latest Forceware wouldn't support it, I'm using Detonator 52.16. Directx 9.0c, two sound cards - one integrated and one on …