No its not, see pic Yes motherboard has a tray and its fit correct Looks like the keyboard DIN-5 connector is too far from the back plate of the case. I suspect the bottom of the bracket hits the floor plate (the yellow line) instead of the slot opening. 20230630_182410.jpg More importantly, why …

Hi @ibm5155. I just got one of these. Can you describe to me the steps you took to get to the hard drive? I don't want to break anything along the way so any advice and steps you can give would be much appreciated!

Hi! please, can you test a game in your futro? is the Dangerous Dave in the Haunted mansion https://www.retrogames.cz/games/421/DOS_02.gif I have i think same thin client,. but different cpu, this game in pure DOS give me corrupted image, but work fine inside windows 98. One of reasons i dont use …

yeah, Futro S400 is quite nice, because SiS chipset has DDMA support: https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?t=70375 and so that's what the patched Yamaha driver is using - the compatibility should be very high. I wish we had tool like this: https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?t=87013 but for SiS …

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I had a lot of "fun" this past week getting my latest project up and running: the Fujitsu Futro S400 thin client. I achieved success in getting Windows 98SE up and running. I then used that as a springboard to get my pure DOS games up and running like Duke3D, Doom 1/2, Indiana Jones and the Fate of …

If you want to use SBEMU for pure DOS on the t610, the answer is “probably.” But to be honest, the t610 is so modern that you’re better off running DosBox for DOS games in Windows.

I don’t have personal experience with any of them. You’ll need to do the legwork to cross reference the south bridges and check Win98 driver availability. If you’re looking for a single box that can cover a lot of ground with nothing extra needed, then the HP T5710 is what you probably want to get ( …

So according to the above the HP T5710 is still the best all around DOS/Win98 thin client to get . The HP T5710 should not need an extra sound card for DOS One observation: you are very focused on specific machines. I don't think you ever listed what your specific goals and target Win98/DOS use …

My two cents. I've gone back and forth for years, trying to figure out the thin client footprint that works for me. This is what I settled with. Primarily I run two thin clients (already mentioned above) to cover two different eras of 90's PC gaming. 1) Neoware CA2 (originally purchased for $25) : - …

Got around to installing the E-Wave on my ES1869F ISA sound card. It took me a few minutes to figure out that the wavetable audio is routed through AuxB, so a quick update to ESSVOL.EXE fixed the output. The wavetable audio volume was soft so I had to fiddle with the ESSVOL.EXE settings to find the …

You probably need to buy the correct PS/2 splitter that routes separate keyboard and mouse traffic back to a single port. Reference this message from the weecee PC thread. Re: Tiny Vortex86-based DOS gaming PC - weeCee

I actually never used the onboard audio but what @mscdex said is right. Should work like a champ.

Good luck, I own a Neoware CA2 myself and luckily got the riser card already installed when I purchased the unit. It’s currently running an ESS-1869F ISA sound card with no issues. If you have any questions in general about the CA2, I’m happy to answer them.