Re: Slotket (slot1 > s370): In need of finding retention brackets/stilts for slotket

Posted on 2021-07-19, 09:18

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by InjecTioN

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I've eventually decided to go for, you would've never guessed it, an eraser. :) I got myself a rather large chunk at our local Dutch Hema departement store. Due to the rubbery properties of the eraser, I just cut a couple of cubes out of the eraser, after which I've cut out some slight indentations …

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Re: Slotket (slot1 > s370): In need of finding retention brackets/stilts for slotket

Posted on 2021-07-06, 18:02

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by InjecTioN

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PC Hoarder Patrol wrote on 2021-07-01, 20:10: What I find works quite well is short lengths of hot glue sticks trimmed to fit Thanks! You can confirm they don’t melt after a longer period of time? It would be a shame if the glue would eventually got “runny” enough to slip into the CPU slot.

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Re: Slotket (slot1 > s370): In need of finding retention brackets/stilts for slotket

Posted on 2021-07-01, 20:08

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There does not seem to have been a universal solution for slotket brackets. Some models came with full covers, some models came with motherboard brackets plus a latch over the top and some models came with the little clips as in your example photos with the Eagle 30-900sp-000-42A. The slotket in …

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Slotket (slot1 > s370): In need of finding retention brackets/stilts for slotket

Posted on 2021-07-01, 07:18

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Hi Guys and Gals, I'm kind of hoping you can be of any help, as the slotket adapter in my IBM PC 300GL is quite loose in it's slot, which causes a system crash when bumping the table... :face_palm: https://www.vogons.org/download/file.php?mode=view&id=113550 Sure, I can put a random piece of plastic …

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AWE64 Gold CT4390 PC_SPK header

Posted on 2020-09-24, 22:57

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Hi there, I was wondering if anyone knows anything about this header. It seems only logical to be able to send the PC speaker signal to this header, but it does not work at all. I’ve done some research about it, and came to the conclusion that the Gold variant of the AWE64 isn’t supposed to have a …

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Re: TMC PET48PN EISA+VL Motherboard 50 Mhz bus testing

Posted on 2020-09-03, 20:03

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@Madowax, could you perhaps provide the files for this specific motherboard, necessary for modifying the address from 330 to 300 on the SCSI card? I’ve found the ECU, but haven’t been able to find the system disk to compliment it. The ECU application keeps asking for it. The SCSI card OVL and CFG …

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Re: TMC PET48PN EISA+VL Motherboard 50 Mhz bus testing

Posted on 2020-09-03, 14:12

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@Madowax, could you perhaps provide the files for this specific motherboard, necessary for modifying the address from 330 to 300 on the SCSI card? I’ve found the ECU, but haven’t been able to find the system disk to compliment it. The ECU application keeps asking for it. The SCSI card OVL and CFG …

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Re: SSD, Windows 98, Worth it?

Posted on 2020-01-16, 18:49

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We'll just have to test it then. :) I mean, it's definitely worth it if it in fact works. If it's just a placebo effect we're talking about, it's quite useless. I haven't read into TRIM enough to know exactly how it works though, so I'll start with that to get some actual results. I have done some …

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Re: SSD, Windows 98, Worth it?

Posted on 2020-01-16, 14:48

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This might be interesting: ATA TRIM command (low-level programming)

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Re: SSD, Windows 98, Worth it?

Posted on 2020-01-16, 09:22

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We'll just have to test it then. :) I mean, it's definitely worth it if it in fact works. If it's just a placebo effect we're talking about, it's quite useless. I haven't read into TRIM enough to know exactly how it works though, so I'll start with that to get some actual results. Yeah no, I was …

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Re: SSD, Windows 98, Worth it?

Posted on 2020-01-16, 06:44

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I have done some benchmarks with some tools that are available on https://www.philscomputerlab.com/hdd-benchmarks.html Test results are in! Disk full, no trim: full.jpg Disk empty, pre trim: empty pre trim.jpg Disk empty, post trim: empty post trim.jpg Facts! That performance is terrible in general …

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Re: SSD, Windows 98, Worth it?

Posted on 2020-01-16, 00:58

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We'll just have to test it then. :) I mean, it's definitely worth it if it in fact works. If it's just a placebo effect we're talking about, it's quite useless. I haven't read into TRIM enough to know exactly how it works though, so I'll start with that to get some actual results. I have done some …

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Re: SSD, Windows 98, Worth it?

Posted on 2020-01-15, 17:10

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We'll just have to test it then. 😀 I mean, it's definitely worth it if it in fact works. If it's just a placebo effect we're talking about, it's quite useless. I haven't read into TRIM enough to know exactly how it works though, so I'll start with that to get some actual results.

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Re: VOGONS Driver Library

Posted on 2020-01-15, 14:27

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I have added the ForceTrim.exe executable for forcing a TRIM command for SSD's under Windows 98 (Windows 98se is the oldest version I have tested, but it should work fine on 95 too) Re: SSD, Windows 98, Worth it?

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Re: SSD, Windows 98, Worth it?

Posted on 2020-01-15, 14:16

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I'd like to contribute to this topic, for I also experienced some issues with my 32GB SSD under Windows 98, which was slowing down my Tualatin 1400 by the day it seemed. The ForceTrim.exe application creates large files in all of the empty spaces of the filesystem and deletes them afterwards. This …

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Re: New sound card project: AWE64 Legacy

Posted on 2020-01-15, 13:37

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@hard1k, do you guys have something like a git repository and project or anything similar to maintain version history, documentation, progress, collaborated development, files and other important stuff to eventually let collaborators help squashing bugs and eventually to help adding other really …

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Re: VOGONS Driver Library

Posted on 2019-12-11, 14:02

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"SIL0680 DOS driver IDE", downloadable with help from archive.org, contains the non-RAID driver for the SIL0680(a) IDE controller, which seems to work just fine. Also, "Silicon Image SIL0680A Windows 9x/ME/2k/xp driver IDE" from this forum post by Mockingbird. He has uploaded a package containing …

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Re: Spam, spam, spam

Posted on 2019-09-26, 07:04

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https://forum.vbulletin.com/forum/vbulletin-5-connect/vbulletin-5-connect-questions-problems-troubleshooting/vbulletin-5-support-issues-questions/4422616-important-vb5-remote-exploit-in-the-wild I can't really see which version VOGONS is using, but it's a serious security issue. Ready to patch …

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Re: Compaq DeskPro 2000: Cold boot = 8MB RAM, Warm boot = 64MB RAM?

Posted on 2018-03-16, 09:56

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by InjecTioN

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Thanks for your reply! I will thoroughly check the capacitors some day this/next week. It might still be those darn thing indeed. These don't show any sign of leakage as far as I've seen so far, but they're probably too old to be leaking instead of exploding anyway. I'll definitely replace them when …

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Compaq DeskPro 2000: Cold boot = 8MB RAM, Warm boot = 64MB RAM?

Posted on 2018-03-15, 21:30

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Hi there, My first post on the Vogons forum, and I'm starting with a mystery... Cool! :lol: I got this Compaq DeskPro 2000 (p54 version with a non-MMX Pentium 200MHz) a month ago, and got to work. I've been putting some other hardware in there (VooDoo Rush, SoundBlaster 16 compatible card with OPTI …

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