raerek wrote on 2021-04-04, 16:55: I will post pictures so it is going to turn out soon. So this is the one I mentioned before: https://photos.app.goo.gl/evymYXVepTAMVYNn8

If the your board is just like this one, then the pins for turning it on are in the top-right corner, next to the floppy connector and speed jumpers. Page 15 and 18 of the manual you attached - pins 4 and 5 need to be shorted to turn it on. This motherboard also does not support MMX CPU's, only …

I recently got a motherboard just like this one with an Intel MMX CPU. And - maybe sounds silly - I am unable to turn it on. I have a PSU just like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lI7I6aMQ7QI and I can connect 20 of the 24 pins to the motherboard. And what now? I hoped that there would be a …

Just wanted to say thank you for this tool. For the record, someone may find this helpful: - My HP T5710 runs form pendrive as "HDD" and Colonization FM music slows down whenever a disk read happens. Smartdrv to the rescue! - It was mentioned earlier, but I would like to emphasize it: Doom *requires …

Now it is clear. Thank you.

Thanks for the answer:) This part I understand: "A soundfont is an approximation" This one not really: " -- and can't reproduce an MT-32 anyway, since the MT-32 instruments are programmable." - AFAIK folks do use FluidSynth in DOSBox (ECE, maybe) to emulate SC-55 or later models. Am I wrong?

I am quite on the beginner side of MIDI and MIDI emulation. Please help me clarify: From what I understand FluidSynth (or Timidity++) can be and is used to emulate eg. SC-55. One can get MT-32 sounfont(s). Munt emulates only MT-32. What is the purpose using both FluidSynth and Munt? Thank you for …