okay taking the vintage machine offline. I will post when the amstrad ppc640 is serving web sites!!!!!!!!!!!!

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There is some choice in the 21st century for the infamous 286. My operating system of choice nowadays is Elks. 16 bit linux If you know how to compile from source, you can compile in 286 support and also support for all types of ram boards. only thing it is currently lacking is network device …

Thanks everyone for visiting the old beast. it has proved very reliable and stable. This system is being, being replaced with even older machine. Amstrad ppc640 first ever british laptop! 8086 compatible the machine will have the following specifications! External isa expansion board via its 25way …

Has anyone got any good idea's, to what i could do with this old machine? I want to keep it online and debating if i really want to sell it. I have legally obtained the source code, and wondered if anyone like to patch the software for the 21st century?

The elks operating system is a slim cut down version of linux. but happens to run in real mode! I was wondering if there is anyone out there with a good knowledge of dos programming and some linux knowledge. could make some sort of dos network device driver wrapper, so i could use my isa network dos …

I thought for nostalgic reasons i would give out the url for my 286 web server running the infamous eznos2 a variant of nos. I want to see if it can successfully serve up many request's to the users of these fine forums. http://80.229.21.187