wrote:You just need another AT style PSU, or buy an ATX to AT PSU cable instead.
I guess you responded from the first page. I have an ATX to at adapter already AND a complete AT case with power supply. I will even get a SECOND complete AT case soon.
Finally, up and running :
Talk about a chunky case
> - I will run Windows 3.11 for Workgroups with Dos 6.22 (otherwise suggested)
I don't know if there are other games, but Battle Chess requires regular Windows 3.11 for digitized sound, not really an issue though, install both Windows versions.
wrote:> - I will run Windows 3.11 for Workgroups with Dos 6.22 (otherwise suggested)
I don't know if there are other games, but Battle Chess requires regular Windows 3.11 for digitized sound, not really an issue though, install both Windows versions.
I have another 486 on the shelf, waiting for my CF card to arrive. I will go 6.22 + Win 3.11 on that one.
wrote:Talk about a chunky case
Yeah, I know, I think I'll swap case, I have a real 486 era case in storage I have to go get.
BUT, this one allows me to use the built-in PS2 port AND it has a sliding back-plate.
wrote:wrote:> - I will run Windows 3.11 for Workgroups with Dos 6.22 (otherwise suggested)
I don't know if there are other games, but Battle Chess requires regular Windows 3.11 for digitized sound, not really an issue though, install both Windows versions.I have another 486 on the shelf, waiting for my CF card to arrive. I will go 6.22 + Win 3.11 on that one.
That's one way, but what I was getting at is installing both on the same machine, you just give a different directory name.
Why not install 95? Its an all around better system and it can "Restart in MSDOS mode"
You can also install 3.1 and 95 side by side
I have a m919 ands not THAT bad. It has its quirks but its better then nothing as most PCI 486 boards are quite expensive. Mines running with the 256kb cache stick and a Cyrix 120mhz 5x86 and so far its been very stable. My board is a later revision though.
