Just an FYI, I got the two pieces from Amazon in the mail today and had my DOS PC online in an hour or so. I just followed the instructions in the post I linked above. Watching the ASCII Star Wars via telnet at 9600 baud as we speak. 😀 Good luck, kikendo!

I'm following this page pretty closely. Just ordered the supplies he mentions. https://subethasoftware.com/2018/02/01/wifi-coco-for-15-or-for-any-retro-computer-with-an-rs-232-port/ I'm not super tech savvy, but I don't think I need the null modem adapter/cable since I'm going to be plugging it …

I will measure the lock and get back to you. :) Thanks for all the help. It's confusing to me that the case would have a turbo LED cable, but no button or obvious way to turn it on. Haha. I am hoping to find a way to access it to slow down the computer to play some of these older games. If I can use …

Ah, bummer. So it isn't for Turbo mode after all? The cables from this area are marked as "turbo LED" so I was hoping for that.

I put together a 486 by piecing together various parts I bought online. The case has no discernible marks other than a part number 3213381, which turns up nothing on Google. I've attempted to do some research on computer keys from this era, and wound up buying this one that was labeled as a key for …

Very excited to get this set up and use! Thank you so much! As someone previously mentioned, a notes section would be great so that I can remind myself which games to disable CPU cache on, but man, this is going to make things so much easier!