Uncreative Labs

In addition to T-R-A's response:
If you are tryng to sell your XT (as a whole or for parts) I would recommend you open a new thread (like you did for the dcocumentation). That will increase the chanc ...

It's great to see that commandline-driven non-Linux OSes ("DOS-like") are still actively developed. Whenever I am setting up dedicated (virtual) machines that do not need a GUI I usually thi ...

Good job! My first ever computer (well actually my parent's computer) was powered by a 486-DX4 with 100 MHz. I wonder if that was the fastest ever 486? As far as I recall it was an AMD 486 as Intel di ...

Thanks, same to you! Smile

Thank you for the quick reply!

I checked the links. The eBay one says "parallel", but the pictures and the fact that it is an internal drive make it seem like an erroneous description. It ...

Thank you for the reply. These drives had their heyday in the mid-90s, so I would imagine that finding one with a somewhat modern connection (USB or even IDE) might be an issue. However suppose I find ...

I had a Toshiba T1850 at one point in time. Some 386 clocking at 25Mhz if I remember correctly. I believe there was also a T1850C already (C for "color") so monochrome was probably already d ...

Hi all,

I have a 400MB/800MB "Travan" tape (QTR-1) from Sony flying around here.
It was originally used as a backup tape in conjunction with a Conner tape drive (it plugged into the flop ...

Try the upgrade. I am not sure how we installed our ME back then but I know it ran on the machine.

Is that reply targeted at bear's other topic?
I think preserving old software is great and I wish being able to share that software with others would be easier and not be such a grey area.

Edit: o ...

What did the mainframe dongle do? I only know the term dongle when it comes to early copy protection mechanisms.
I am not sure how active the XT club is (maybe Puckdropper can fill in here), but go a ...

Our family pc used to be an AMD Am486-DX4 100 for a long time (1994 - 2002 or so). It started out with WfWG 3.11 and was upgraded all the way to Windows ME. Its RAM was upgraded from 8 to 32 megs but ...

Was FS4 colored already? I remember running some 5.25" Microsoft Flight Sim for DOS on my 386-25 via a black and white (no, not even greyscale) Hercules 8-bit isa card and it was very playable Very Happy

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