My DOS PC System is configured this way: http://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?t=11902 I had huge problem if I switched the Bios to PnP OS - No. Its was not a problem of assigning PCI Cards, but there aren't enough resources that the Bios can configure each card. So it skips some completely. For this …

I had to do alot of fiddling around with PnP and it goes like this: Lets take a SB 32 PnP or AWE 32 PnP or AWE 64 PnP, which is PnP wise the same. Set Bios to PnP OS - YES. So the Bios will only initialize resources for devices needed for boot, like IDE and Graphics. If you set it to no it will try …

Yes I think the memory can be a problem. Biggest problem with SDRAM PS/2 mix is that PS/2 runs at 5V and SDRAM at 3.3V. Most of the Boards of this time will run the SDRAM with 5V too if you mix it. You might burn them in the long run. The other thing with L2 cacheable size depends on the size of the …

The Trident 9440 is quite slow, maybe change that to an ET4000/W32i VLB with 2 MB RAM. Thats a pretty nice card for a 486 VLB system.

Pentium MMX 166 MHz Gigabyte 586HX (early Revision) with Intel 430HX Chipset 128 MB PS2/SIMM 2*32+4*16 all L2 cached (12 Bit TAG RAM) Elsa Victory Erazor Riva128 4MB Voodoo2 12MB HighPoint 372N UDMA Controller Realtek 8139C 100 MBit SB32 PnP with 8 MB SIMM Wavetable (This is a AWE without the 512 KB …

The DREAM SAM9407 was used as part of the Maxi Sound 64 Series from Guillemot and Terratec EWS64. Some Picture can be found here: http://www.cooling-station.net/index.php?page=museum&id=61 It has: 128 Instruments, 97 Sound Variations, 200 Percussions in 16 Drum Sets in4 MB ROM 64 Voices Polyphony …