Awesome! Thanks 😀

Chadti99 wrote on 2021-08-11, 23:41: Any know why Descent 2 has this purple hue going on? Everything else I’m playing looks fine. Yah, I'm seeing that too, at least when running through Windows. I browsed this thread hoping to find some explanation for it...but no luck yet.

Hey all I'm having trouble updating the BIOS for my Diamond Stealth II. Followed the instructions in the Vogons driver archive and copied the bios update .exe to the floppy and, depending on which bios, recieved these two errors: 1. System disk not found 2. Remove disks or other media and press …

I've come in posession of a Sound Blaster 16 CT2290. It seems the previous owner had removed some components from the card. I've identified most of what I need, bit am missing the capacitor at C75 (next to one of the CD-In ports and the feature connector. Does anyone have a card they could look at …

I have a Toshiba Satellite Pro 4300 and have been fighting with the Savage IX myself. I found this helpful page talking about how not all Savage IX devices are accounted for in the Metal.dll you'd normally install: http://tuxality.net/projects/s3savageix In googling around I also found a couple …

So I'm leveraging Daemon Tools to manage the many games I'm looking to run on my Windows 98 laptop. Some DOS games (like Daggerfall and Battlespire) play nice with this set up, remembering the drive letter of the install disc and just working. Other games (like Descent 2, Descent to Undermountain, …

Thanks Warlord. I'll look into 3dcc. We'll see how my work with the Magma goes. I'm currently working with one of the 1-slot variants. With my current config, I'm booting into Win2k so I can leverage its better multi-monitor support. I'm waiting on a GeForce 8400gs PCI to come in the mail. My goal …

I've been experimenting with a Magma PCI Expansion box for a couple months. This device basically extends the cardbus port of a laptop to provide a PCI slot for adding expansion cards to the laptop. I've been trying to use it as an eGPU of sorts for legacy portable computers. I've been working with …

As a quick update, I partitioned off part of my hard drive and installed Windows 2000 Professional (with SP4). The card IS able to run (just as it did in Windows XP). XP and Win2k are both using the same graphics and Magma drivers, so that could be part of it. I see one difference between Windows ME …

I've been experimenting with a Magma 1-slot PCMCIA Cardbus-to-PCI enclosure. For my messing around, I acquired an old Sony Vaio PCG-FX170. When it arrived it had Windows XP Pro already installed on it. I got the Magma drivers all set up and installed an ATI Radeon 9250 PCI in the enclosure. Once all …

Holy moley! I actually found a good link! I've attached the XP drivers, Redhat drivers, and the 1-slot manual

I'm looking to put together a 1-slot Magma PCMCIA-to-PCI setup. I've sourced the chassis, PCMCIA card, and the cable to connect them. From what I've read with the manual PDF, OSX support should be plug-and-play. However, WinXP support requires the Driver CD. Using the Wayback machine I can find an …

I have recently put together a Windows 98SE system. I chose to use a Voodoo3 AGP card, as I heard a lot about 3DFX cards and never owned one back in the day. When running some games, the fail to start and produce some sort of error stating that there is a DirectDraw error, no supported hardware …