Re: Sun Solaris 7 x86 Build
Posted on 2019-11-04, 02:01
I just recieved a fresh copy of Solaris 7 for Intel so I am going to try this build again.
Re: Media Vision Pro Audio Spectrum Build ?
Posted on 2019-11-03, 15:28
Horun wrote: Yes most any SCSI cdrom should work. The PAS16 uses passive termination and you should use a passive terminator on end of the scsi cable if you have issues reading with a cdrom that uses active term (and disable cd's term). What SCSI ID should i use for the CD-ROM drive ?
Re: Pro Audio Spectrum 16 problems
Posted on 2019-11-02, 22:55
What SCSI drive are you using ?
Re: Media Vision Pro Audio Spectrum Build ?
Posted on 2019-11-02, 19:39
I am going to use a NICE beige AT case and add this Logo to the side of the case. Am I going to use a PAS16 card and what other cards do you think I should use ? I also want to use a SCSI CDROM drive. Will any SCSI CDROM drive work ?
Re: Battle of the Made in U.S.A 486 computers.
Posted on 2019-11-02, 15:53
Does anyone know anything about this computer chip company ? Who manufactured in and where ? Symphony Chipset (MB-SYP243LV-V12)
Re: Post photos of your favorite 1990’s computer.
Posted on 2019-11-01, 17:28
Dual 20" CRTs in the 90ies ? You were operating on a different level than me for sure. As far as i remember, i got dual 22" flat screen ViewSonic CRTs at the beginning of 2000s - they were massive. Cool stuff. Yes, these Kayaks where late 1990’s computers. Around 1998-99 I used 20” CRT’s since the …
Re: Battle of the Made in U.S.A 486 computers.
Posted on 2019-11-01, 17:24
oeuvre wrote: those gateway 2000s are my favorite AT style machines Yeah, I like the cases too but the motherboards are terrible !. The bios is really flakey and the PSU is really loud. So the IBM PS/1 is my favorite 486 OEM computer.
Re: Battle of the Made in U.S.A 486 computers.
Posted on 2019-11-01, 16:14
I have five new items to add.
Re: What are you eating/drinking? (the vogons food thread)
Posted on 2019-10-30, 10:15
Man, That was enough chocolate to last me 10 years. This stuff is so rich.
Re: 486 max
Posted on 2019-10-29, 22:33
That’s NOT a 486 but 5x86. Nice job however. I never tried 180mhz. I was able to get 160mhz stable. AMD 5x86@160mhz., Media Vision PAS16. ( Win 95 ) What bios clock and timing settings are you using ? Can you play MP3’s ?
Re: What are you eating/drinking? (the vogons food thread)
Posted on 2019-10-29, 22:12
6 layer rich chocolate cake. Chocolate frosting with chocolate shavings. One slice Is enough for 3 people. $4.99 per slice from local grocery store bakery. Yummm....
Re: Request for 3 NEW forum categories.
Posted on 2019-10-29, 21:34
What if, Vogons could partner with some PCB fabricators and 3D printing companies. Who would be willing to monitor these forums and provide assistance.
Need help with 3D printing.
Posted on 2019-10-29, 00:02
Hi, I want to 3D print some parts but I am NEW to 3D printing. Can anyone help ? I want to fix some broken and missing parts. 1) IBM PS\1 front flap cover 2) IBM front flap cover retaining clips. I would like to be able to 3D print the front flap cover and then 3D print the clips and epoxy them on. …
Request for 3 NEW forum categories.
Posted on 2019-10-28, 23:58
I have a request for 3 NEW forum categories. 1) 3D printing 2) PCB fabrication 3) Hardware repair What do you think ?
Re: Opening HP Vectra VL Case
Posted on 2019-10-25, 07:16
It the keylock locked ? Unlocking the two front tabs should allow the cover to slide off.
Re: Which software to use in order to *clone* my CF drive? (Win98SE)
Posted on 2019-10-25, 07:11
I just perform a file system dump. Create a DOS bootable floppy diskette from ALLbootdisks.com Then boot from the boot disk and partition and format the CF card. The use xcopy command to copy and the files and directories to your CF card. # xcopy /s/e C:\*.* E:\ Where e: is the CF card. Then sys the …
Re: What case do you prefer?
Posted on 2019-10-24, 19:48
kolderman wrote: Thinking of old AT cases.....did ANY comes with removable side/top panels or did they all require the heavy steel tank armor to be removed each time you wanted to get inside? Many OEM AT cases came with a lock and keys. But some third party Chinese AT cases just required screws to …
Re: What case do you prefer?
Posted on 2019-10-24, 19:22
Warlord wrote: Those Desktop AT cases horizontal, or tower vertical 😘 Many OEM manufactures provided base stands so you could have you PC either way. You could even 3D print one.
Re: Is there anybody left on this forum that still has an AM5x86 that will do 200mhz?
Posted on 2019-10-24, 19:17
If so would you be willing to run a few benchmarks and games like Quake and make a video to post to Youtube? I really want to see a 486 pushing 200mhz with my own two eyes. I've had a few of these chips over the years and never got lucky. It would be awesome if there was a build of CPU-Z that …
Re: What case do you prefer?
Posted on 2019-10-24, 19:10
Hello, I really like to put my retro hardware in modern cases unless it is AT-standard. It looks beautiful. I often saw that people here like to stay retro with the housing. So what do you think? Is it essential for the retro-feeling to have ones socket7/slot1/slota/socket370/462...in a good old …
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