Great detective work! And I'm glad you of all people managed to do this. Because of your excellent write-up on the Quadra 950, I managed to get hold of one in the hope to get the DOS card to work with it. I eventually did while the donor ATX PSU was spilling its guts next to the Quadra to power it …

My Quadra died back in February. I had to gut the PSU and build an adapter which allowed me to use a standard ATX PSU (https://68kmla.org/forums/index.php?app=forums&module=forums&controller=topic&id=58841&do=findComment&comment=652901). It's still in the testing phase so I'd like to make sure it's …

Turns out converting an .rtf file to .txt and then to .bat does funny things. I used a windows machine to create the batch file and now it works. Yay. Also, I realized that "boot" was already used by dosbox so I named the .bat file dos.bat, which once invoked starts ms-dos. That way, I can do …

OK. I've commented out the boot command from the autoexec section of the config file and managed to mount both C and D drives at startup (without booting into DOS of course) imgmount c ~/Documents/DOSBOX/C_DRIVE.sparseimage -size 512,63,32,520 -t hdd MOUNT D ~/Documents/DOSBOX/D_DRIVE D: I'd like to …

Thanks for your prompt answer. Got it, but how can I create a "shared" volume to transfer things back and fourth then? The C drive image can't be mounted on my host OS. And apparently you can't have two HD images mounted at the same time... perhaps I'm wrong though.

Hi all, So, if I type the code below, the folder is mounted as the D drive and I can access it. MOUNT D ~/Documents/DOSBOX/D_DRIVE Problem is, once I do this imgmount 2 ~/Documents/DOSBOX/C_DRIVE.sparseimage -size 512,63,32,520 -t hdd -fs none boot ~/Documents/DOSBOX/C_DRIVE.sparseimage -l c ... the …

Good to hear, that'll probably help keep the complexity as well as the costs down (no custom daughterboard required). It might be worth trying to contact Creative about this? You never know, I once tried to contact Sanyo's customer support about a 25 year old fan and they replied... I could grab 5V …

I guess I better get myself a CT2501 equipped card (They aren't that expense anyway) and track down where exactly the Midi out signal comes from. Worse case scenario, it would be just one or two 74 series chips, right?

Sorry for not getting back to you guys sooner. I don't have this card in front of me at the moment. I just bought it, it's in the mail and it'll take quite some time before it arrives. All the information I got about it came from a pal on another forum who has one. So I haven't tested it myself. I …

BadGoldEagle wrote: ...including a joystick port. However, the MIDI signals are absent from this port and pin 15 has 5V so it cannot be used with MIDI devices at all. Not possible.

Hi all This is my first post here. I'm a Mac enthusiast and I've just bought myself an Apple PC Compatibility card for the Powermac 6100. This is basically a full PC with a 66MHz 486DX2, SVGA graphics and a Vibra 16 sound card. The card uses the Mac's keyboard and mouse, and can output to the same …