Recent content by moijk

you could resize the partition with resize2fs and install windows on the rest. Not sure why you would want it, I have dualboot to Windows but it's just such a hassle to use compared to ubuntu. Can't understand why someone want to subject themself to such a horror. Would suggest running it in a...

Saw a stord m5 on the local market that was not booting up. Beside the obvious dead psu, blown caps, cold solder joints etc, is there any really hard to get chips that are prone to fail on the machine? I usually don't get broken machines i don't have any to swap chips between, but not every day...

I'm looking for a working atmos with a psu and the manuals it came with preferably. any extra outside that isn't needed but appreciated. I haven't been looking so well through the current ads since the site isn't working as it should so if you got a listing feel free to point me to it.

interested in one.

declaring interest Win Tech Cyclone 386SX 40MHz Biostar MB-8433UUD

Pref. not yellowed and with stuff peeling. :)

As title state.

I have a keyboard rack thingy that I want to mount under the table. I want to do it sturdy and cheap. Which options is good? locally I can get the StarTech 1U Wall Mount Patch that might work, but it's like 500 nok, 50 euro. Any beter and cheaper options?

An original keyboard would be rad.

AMD 486dx2-80 capable mainboard with or without cpu. Must have vlb. AT formfactor.

That would be card like the ATI Xpression/WinBoost/GPro Turbo/Winturbo. I'm building a computer like the one I used back in the day (the one after the amiga). I had a ATI Grapics Xpression ISA card back then, but I prefer vesa local bus in retrospect.

I saw some friend post a pic of her kid now aged 12. I held her as a baby when I first met my spouse and it was the year or year after I got my first return to retro with the cd32. damn, time is brutal.

Got it today, looks and feels like a piece of professional grade kit. Not sure how well it works yet, I have just tested with the multimeter for fun, but once I get some new leads I'll give that a go. I'm pretty sure it'll be good enough for my use. Thanks for the help and patience, Bryce.

I'm usually buying the next step up "just in case", but the main thing here was timings and I went so far I watched videos to try grasp what that would be for. Could I trouble you with a scenario that it would be useful? My oscilloscope has a signal generator which I see can be useful down the...

by the way, given I'm not that good at this. I started to look at the projects I've got. I have a newbrain without a psu. I need 13.5v, 6.5v and -12v. 13.5 and 6.5 is no problem, but minus 12v? If I bridge two channels in serie at 12v I seem to recall I get -12 and 12, but without doing that...