Sweet Mary McCracken! I would love a Nortel DMS-100. My wife would not...It would become...Should we dry our clothes today or can I run the DMS-100? I actually had a DEC PDP-11 back in the mid 90's that had a tape drive, Two 4-platter (40 MB hard drives) and a whopping 2MB RAM. I used the 240VAC …

Thanks Jo22...That's some awesomely classic technology! I really like the non-american phone outlets....Definitely not RJ11 standard.

10-4...I can't wait to get back into all of the magnificent Hayes Modem "AT" commands! Thanks rasz_pl

Thanks giantclam...Kewpie doll on the way...I also found a PABX for $90 on Amazon...China blows my mind. https://www.amazon.com/Excelltel-SOHO-PBX-Tel … e/dp/B015MIQ12A

Hello Everyone, Whoever can help me with this will win a kewpie doll for sure! I have numerous Retro-PC's I've built over the years including: 80286 (MS-DOS 5.0) Tandy 1000RLX-HD (MS-DOS 5.0/Deskmate) 80486 (MS-DOS 6.22/Windows for Workgroups 3.11) Several Windows 98SE Machines Several Windows XP 32 …

Hello smtkr, I looked at the chip and it is a Celeron SL6C6 which should be 1400/256/100/1.5V So you are correct...2.0V would be a bad idea...Sounds like my chip is pretty similar to yours. Can you tell me what your jumper and dip switch settings are? Also, if you have the Voltage table...Could you …

Thanks Hoarder... I actually had found that earlier but I was concerned it said it only supported Celeron up to 533MHz (my Tualatin is 1000MHz). Also, it says..."See table on back of slotket for the switch setting."; Unfortunately, I don't have that table. Do you happen to have a pic of that table? …

Hello, I have a slotket with a Pentium III 1000MHz Tualatin mounted in it. The motherboard it was mounted in (Dell XPS 500) recently died. I purchased an ASUS P3B-F AGPset Motherboard and currently have a Pentium III 500MHz slot-1 processor in it. The processor is a 500/512/100/2.0V S1 I'm pretty …

Hello Jo22, Magnificent! Thank you very much...You get the Triple "E" Award... Expedient - Extraordinary - Expert Have a great day! Scott

Hello, I am trying to find an awesome MS-DOS shell that I used to use in the late 80's. It was called "Still River Shell"...I believe it was written by someone who lived in Still River Massachusetts. I think it was SR.COM or SR.EXE to start it and it had tons of awesome file and directory tools. I …

Thanks davidrg...I was concerned about the Samba role...You've given me some good food for thought. I may actually just do some FTP scripting for basic file moves/copies and be done with it. Either way, it will be a good little project trying to get something that's ultimately user friendly and …

Hello, I didn't see a networking area so here it is... I have a NAS on my home network with a couple shared folders. I have TCP/IP, IPX/SPX Transport with NetBIOS, and NETBEUI setup on my WFW system. Everything works great for the general networking. I'm able to map network drives for other computer …

Thanks for the info...It seems like I'm 90% of the way there but the optical drive NEVER spins up??? It's recognized by all of the drivers and software but it does not make any sounds ever. It does accept the cartridge and ejects it also. I opened it up and didn't see any belt so I assume it's a …

Thanks for the reply...I actually have the correct (supposedly) formatter (SCSIFMT.EXE) that I show the screenshot of the error above. I did find and try the Fujitsu formatter and it didn't recognize my Sony drive...Any ideas on the cryptic errors?

So I just bought a nice IBM PC350 486DX4-100MHz. It has a Sony Magneto-Optical drive in it. I've been around the block a few times and can't believe I've never even heard of this technology, never mind seeing or owning one. Anyway, the hard drive was yanked from the machine so I've installed MS-DOS …