Re: What retro activity did you get up to today?
Posted on 2015-12-21, 03:22
I think a lot of these folks have become Apple pod people.
Re: Tube amp on a motherboard...
Posted on 2015-12-21, 03:16
You'd want an off-board DAC feeding into the tube amp.
Re: Tube amp on a motherboard...
Posted on 2015-12-21, 02:18
I remember when it came out. It was always a gimmick IMHO.
Re: Fortran EXE can not be run in DOS?
Posted on 2015-12-21, 02:10
I'd recommend giving it a try on Win 10. My suspicion is that they are Windows PE executables. If you want to know for sure, send me one of the compiled programs and I can inspect it for you. As far as recompiling the source code, we can certainly discuss it, but probably not in the DOS forum. 😈
Re: porn porn and more porn!
Posted on 2015-12-20, 21:02
http://www.lsc-group.phys.uwm.edu/beowulf/med … lery/teviet.jpg http://www.lsc-group.phys.uwm.edu/beowulf/med … _gallery/14.jpg
Re: Fortran EXE can not be run in DOS?
Posted on 2015-12-20, 20:17
Are the binaries proprietary or can you post an example? I suspect these are not DOS executables but Windows executables instead.
Re: Let's do this right this time. Dual 462 system.
Posted on 2015-12-20, 20:01
It's in the era when I would be suspicious. Snap some photos and post them if you like.
Re: post up pics of your "computing area"
Posted on 2015-12-20, 19:04
Cable it up to an old IBM line printer next! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jufHGUp3xQw
Re: porn porn and more porn!
Posted on 2015-12-20, 19:02
tayyare wrote: What is porn? 🤣 Ooh! It looks so HOT! https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4098/4886635870 … b13f3d696_b.jpg
Re: Downloading DOSBox Problem
Posted on 2015-12-20, 18:58
Likely a Windows binary but run within the command prompt.
Re: post up pics of your "computing area"
Posted on 2015-12-20, 18:35
What's the octopus in the clamp on your work bench?
Re: Let's do this right this time. Dual 462 system.
Posted on 2015-12-20, 10:57
PCBONEZ wrote: Know what - I have one of those Tyan Tiger MPX. Came in a server chassis I wanted for something else and I never really looked at it. . They were a beast in their day. If you give it a spin, I think you'll have some fun.
Re: sbpnp32 vs sbawe32
Posted on 2015-12-20, 10:52
chrisNova777 - GS is Roland's proprietary extension of GM while XG is Yamaha's proprietary extension. Modules didn't only offer different sets of samples, but often different sets of effects as well. In effect, the Roland SCB-55 is like the guts of an SC-55 mounted to your sound card, while the …
Re: I recently found this hardware, AKA the Dumpster find thread.
Posted on 2015-12-20, 10:42
Maybe the owner was raising ingredients for a protein shake. What's surprising is the number of people who don't realize a computer tech's obligations don't extend to forming a criminal conspiracy to hide disgusting online proclivities.
Re: porn porn and more porn!
Posted on 2015-12-20, 09:23
Re: sbpnp32 vs sbawe32
Posted on 2015-12-20, 06:44
Waveblaster was a standard header. Lots of companies built daughterboards for it. http://members.home.nl/c.kersten/
Re: awe32 and gus on linux
Posted on 2015-12-20, 06:42
I've booted into Puppy from DOS using LOADLIN in the past. I think I'll set that up in the next short while. It has the virtue of not requiring a separate partition.
Re: Recapping gear!
Posted on 2015-12-20, 04:02
100 khz direct synthesis is small potatoes for modern microcontrollers. I wonder if one could drive a sine wave into the cap and extract reactance and esr from the current and phase angle directly.
Re: Downloading DOSBox Problem
Posted on 2015-12-20, 03:46
I've worked with Fortran in VMS, Windows, Linux, etc using various compilers. Fortran is very compatible (except I/O files defined in VMS run scripts). That's what I meant.
Re: My retro rig collection - photo heavy thread -
Posted on 2015-12-20, 03:19
What's that block in the bottom of the case?
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