Have seen some reasonable Tandy 1000 class systems. Can you put a regular 8 bit vga board in it, and use that instead of the built-in Tandy graphics? I remember on my old Tandy, I had an 8 bit memory expansion board that took the RAM up to a full 640k. Was slow as hell to count up the memory, though …

How can OS/2 call win95/win32 instead of win 3.1? Has anyone ever tried this? Something tells me it would not work too well, or at all. Would be interesting if it did. To get back to hardware: what should I expect to pay the following items: 30 pin simms (per MB pricing) 72 pin simms 286 motherboard …

Found a cheap copy of OS/2 warp connect in a blue box online, if memory serves there was a version that required an existing windows install and a version that did not. I am pretty sure I don't still have my copy (of either OS/2 or win 3.11). Is this version likely to be the win 3.11 not required …

That's what kills me, too. At one point I had an SB awe32, crap tons of 30 pin sims, 8 and 16 bit expansion cards, etc. But I thought, "what the hell am I going to do with this stuff"? So ended up selling it cheap, giving it away, or what have you. I still have a 16 bit ATI vga card, 16 bit scsi …

So, I've been feeling a bit of the nostalgia bug hitting me lately, wanted to put together either a pimped out 286-16 or 286-20 (first pc of my very own was a 286-16 with a 30mb hd), an 8 bit tandy 1000 class system or a 486 dx2-66 or maybe dx4-100 running OS/2 warp (like I had when I was in college …

Hello, I am trying to get Pool of Darkness running in Dosbox, and I am using the D-fend frontend for it. I can get the game to start, it does the demo and I can get into character creation mode. However, when I try to create a character and save it, I get the error "Error - cannot locate POD …