It should work. There are several peoples with M24 and XTIDE. Me, too, but it's older revision of the board. You may come over to http://www.vcfed.org/forum/forumdisplay.php?22-PCs-and-Clones - there are many guys knowing the M21, M24, M24SP, AT&T 6300, Xerox 606x, Logabax Persona 1600... What you …

Yes, you are right, I have overseen one digit... It is using more than 70MB, much is swapped out. But it's still running acceptable speed. snx4.jpg snx5.jpg snx6.jpg As soon I get another 32MB I'll add, or even more. Non cached memory is still better than no memory. And I plan to add a 2nd harddisk …

The 3com successfully installed. The machine is definitively not the fastest, but after boot on desktop, taskmanager displays just 6,5 MB of used memory out of 32 MB. So, where is the problem? The Weitek P9100 based graphics card gave the machine some remarkable performance boost, compared to the …

No, I had to add it manually with the hardware assistant. Now I have an Adaptec 1540CF in that PC as the 2nd controller. I prefered to have an EISA SCSI controller in there, but maybe not possible with the 1740 as no drivers available. The 1540CF works fine after adding it manually in the hardware …

The 3Com 3C579 network card is installed fine in Win 2000. But I can't test functionallity because first I would need a aui to 10base-t transceiver (just ordered one). I also found a CFG file for the Cogent E/Master-III (em932) card, but, I have no 2000 driver, only NT4 and that is not accepted by …

Yes, I got the 3Com 3c579 up and running. But currently no AUI 10baseT transceiver, but Windows 2000 was happy loading the card's driver. At the moment, after finding the CFG file and drivers on a taiwanese university ftp server I try to add a Cogent E/Master III network card. But only NT driver, …

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What are you doing? Windows 2000 with 32MB RAM??? I overlooked that. Memory in that machine can be expanded iu to 256 MB, and until now the PC runs quite Ok, Windows task manager displays that there is still some free memory. Getting memory is a task I plan when I get the machine full running with …

I tryed that EZSCSI 5 but it's too old, 2000 does not accept the drivers. Is there a ETSCSI 6 anywhere?

That's interesting... Where to get the NT drivers? Yes, if I add hardware, there are Adaptec controllers on choice, but only ISA and PCI. Anyhow, also the 1540CF has not been detected (automatically).

Also the 1540CF is not detected in WIndows 2000... And swapping the EISA slot between Soundblaster and SCSI-card also does not fix it.

The chipset of the SNX 140/s is Intel Trition. I think that's old enough for Windows 2000 to be fully supported. I already installed the latest ASPI packet from Adaptec . I have had a look for EZSCSI package, but the latest I cound find (on vogonsdriver.com) was from 1998 for DOS and Win 9x. This …

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Hello, I am new to here. Maybe someone can help me to fix that? I have some trouble with my Olivetti SNX140/S system regarding SCSI cards and Windows 2000 (SP4). The SNX140/S is a medium size tower PC originally designed as a small office server. So it has Pentium 166 CPU, PCI+EISA bus (3PCI+3EISA …