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Posted on 2023-11-13, 06:21

Around 1994, I encountered this image file... no idea about its origin - perhaps a drivers disk of some graphics card? I've found it again on the modern web, unfortunately destroyed by lossy compression. Anybody has the original version? Filename orchid.jpg File size 45.06 KiB Views 414 views

Re: Diamond Speedstar24 Bios versions

Posted on 2023-11-09, 15:34

Sudos wrote on 2023-11-09, 13:31: I'm not sure what the extra mask ROM there is for, however. character set? X-ROM a.k.a. Translation ROM Allows to use register-level CGA and Hercules modes with regular VGA monitors, ie. 31 kHz HSYNC.

Re: Windows for Workgroups TCP/IP Disk

Posted on 2023-11-06, 18:53

Certain versions of Trumpet also supported DHCP. 3.0 still supports only static and BOOTP. I recall some other issues with 3.0, forcing me to downgrade to 2.x. On a side note is there any way to determine what your current IP address is with WFW? There isn't any ipcfg.exe type utility. IPCONFIG.EXE

Re: Windows for Workgroups TCP/IP Disk

Posted on 2023-11-06, 01:49

thisIsLoneWolf wrote on 2023-11-06, 01:02: Does anyone here use WFW3.11 with the MS TCP/IP Stack? Is there a particular Ethernet card I should try to get? I'm currently using it, with 3Com Etherlink III - works fine, the NIC driver is shipped with WFW 3.11 and installed automagically. But I think …

Re: Windows for Workgroups TCP/IP Disk

Posted on 2023-11-06, 00:17

thisIsLoneWolf wrote on 2023-11-06, 00:13: I wonder if there is much difference between the Microsoft Vs Trumpet implementations. Microsoft's TCP/IP is 32-bit, should be faster. Also, Microsoft supports DHCP, while Trumpet - at least the version I tried - is limited to BOOTP or static configuration …

Re: Windows for Workgroups TCP/IP Disk

Posted on 2023-11-05, 23:35

Jo22 wrote on 2023-11-05, 23:26: Still, I *believe* there was a TCP/IP stack for WfW 3.10 at some point. Not sure if it was publicly available, though. From Microsoft? Never see any... Of course, there were third-party products for Windows 3.1, also compatible with the WFW variant, the most popular …

Re: What's Dual in Dual Module Player (DMP) ?

Posted on 2023-11-05, 20:58

darry wrote on 2023-11-05, 20:53: Curious if you went from memory or actually had to look it up like I did. Well, I looked in the DMP.DOC from some early version, and there's that hint: It's a standalone module player with which you can play STM-files as well as Amiga modules (MOD or NST).

Re: Windows 2.x Modems?

Posted on 2023-11-05, 13:27

I'm under impression that there's more interest in Windows 1.x/2.x today, then back in the era. Yes, early Windowses could be seen in some TV shows, as they were naturally more spectacular than pure DOS. But in the real world, Windows didn't exist! All the major PC apps were for DOS: Word Star, Word …

Re: Windows 2.x Modems?

Posted on 2023-11-05, 02:30

They could as well advertise it as compatible with Windows 1.x, as the Terminal app has been a part of Windows from the very beginning... but... there is some possibility that the bundled software actually includes a version for Windows 2.x. Very unlikely - seriously, hardly anybody cared about …

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