Welp, they're both done. Took some time to work on my other portable powerhouse, a mighty Gericom Supersonic M6-T.
Left: Dell Latitude C600, running Win2k SP4 with BWC extended kernel.
Right: Gericom Supersonic M6-T, running 98SE + KernelEX 4.52.
Interesting notes:
- Dell still holds a charge - not sure how I can get the battery recelled - IIRC it's NiMH?
- Gericom is literally a powerhouse - desktop VIA chipset (694T) as well as desktop Tualatin P3 @ 1200MHz. I wish I was kidding. Mobo OEM'd by FIC btw!
- 98Plus bootscreen is actually cobbled together by me, from 3 different versions - RTM, Plus! and the Beta 2.1/Beta 3 bootscreen (hence why you see the MSIE tag)
Finally - specs on both machines:
Dell Latitude C600:
- P3 Coppermine 1GHz socket 495
- ATI Mobility M3 (aka Rage Mobility 128 I think) 8MB
- 2x256MB PC100
- 40GB Hitachi IDE HDD
- Win2k Pro SP4 w/ BWC extended kernel, USP5 and all known updates
- 1024x768 screen (unfortunately, would've loved to have the bigger 1400x1050 or the HUEG 1600x1200 screen on it but eh)
Gericom Supersonic M6-T
- P3 Tualatin 1.2GHz PGA370
- ATI Mobility M6 (aka Radeon VE/7000) 16MB
- 2x256MB PC133 (factory)
- 60GB WD IDE HDD
- Win98SE w/ KernelEX 4.52, NUSB3.6
- similar 1024x768 screen
"Enter at your own peril, past the bolted door..."
Main PC: i5 3470, GB B75M-D3H, 16GB RAM, 2x1TB
98SE : P3 650, Soyo SY-6BA+IV, 384MB RAM, 80GB