Board comes up as related to Intel Professional Workstation (Panther) So I don't think there is any PCI on that board neither is there any VLB. Its a EISA riser imo. https://web.archive.org/web/20030218120558/http://www.murphy.nl/~ard/pws/ Excellent find Warlord ! Is this close to what your …

Thank you Warlord! Based on that link, I was able go down the rabbit hole just a little and stumbled on this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fK7QMAX0BmQ I also downloaded the BIOS which was listed on the page that you linked.

Warlord wrote on 2021-08-25, 08:11: a pic of the board would help. I had some difficulty getting images up on here so here's a link to an online album: https://ibb.co/album/Vprsbs

Hello all, Does anyone know of or have such a thing? I just got a new toy in today, but it doesn't have a riser card. It's obvious that it needs one as the card slot brackets are made to be mounted 90 degrees clockwise (while looking from the rear of the machine). The only expansion slot is an EISA …

I'm not sure if this fits here, but it seems to be the closest. I took the schematics and KiCad files for the Voltage Blaster ISA by Necroware and Phil of "Phil's Computer Lab" and converted it to not occupy an expansion slot. This is mainly for computers that need the -5vDC but don't have that many …

I have uploaded a ZIP file that has the contents of my ASound Driver CD to the Internet Archive. I figured since I have benefitted from it, I might as well contribute. Here's the link: https://archive.org/details/2k-asound-v-3 It's a 60MB download and decompresses to about 140MB, so not too terrible …

I thought maybe I'd seen one sometime, but looking it up it appears to look like a card with an edge connector correct? The one I saw was one that mounted flat on similar plugs to IDE cables, probably for an Advantage, not a Bravo. The edge connector looks very similar to an IBM MDA slot or a PCI …

Hello all, It's been a while since I last posted. I'm ISO the specific part in the title of this thread. If anyone has one to spare or at least can reverse engineer it, please post a reply here. This part is a 386 CPU card for certain AST PCs. It came with a 20MHz or a 25MHz CPU soldered directly to …

It probably shipped with Windows 95 OSR1 or OSR2. Are you just looking for that or you're hoping for some kind of restore CD? That's exactly what I was hoping for. Specifically, a Windows 95 with USB support or Windows 98 restore CD from DEC. There are still some support files and links on archive. …

jakethompson1 wrote on 2020-10-22, 00:34: It probably shipped with Windows 95 OSR1 or OSR2. Are you just looking for that or you're hoping for some kind of restore CD? That's exactly what I was hoping for. Specifically, a Windows 95 with USB support or Windows 98 restore CD from DEC.

Hello all! I'm on the hunt for compatible original software for this machine: As far as I can tell this machine was produced in 1996-1997, just before Compaq bought DEC. I have found one possibility on Ebay, but I cannot justify spending $25.00 on it when there's no guarantee that it will work. In …

As was my intention , Scorp. It's not meant to be a "one size fits all" type of solution, but my idea behind it was to attach wires via pin headers from the new PCB to the mainboard, also via single pin headers. The very last step is to attach either double sided foam tape or Velcro (which would be …

I just added a jpg to the Github

Hello Retro Fans! I just wanted to let everyone know that I just put a new PCB schematic onto GitHub. I'm releasing it under GNU of of here and now. I know that there are hacks that have been done to accomplish this, but this design might add some elegance and/or simplicity to anybody's 286, 386, or …