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BlueSCSI Setup for Adaptec EZ-SCSI 4 in DOS
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4k1i_IFYy0U Building a Retro PC with BlueSCSI: My Journey Hi everyone! I wanted to share my recent adventure in building a retro PC setup, complete with a BlueSCSI for storage emulation. What started as a simple idea turned into a learning experience filled with challenges, unexpected twists, and ultimately, a lot of satisfaction The Vision I’ve always had a soft spot for old-school PCs. After scratching my nostalgia itch with an IBM 5170, I set my sights on building a DOS gaming machine—something to relive the magic of Doom and Quake. For this build, I used a Baby AT motherboard. While most had transitioned to ATX by the time my…
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New video – early access …
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Directors cut of the IBM build
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Welcome Gary
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TOMLOV scope test
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My Journey Modding the VC9900 with GBS Control for HDMI Output
I’ve always loved retro tech, but sometimes working with older video equipment can be… frustrating. That’s why the GBS Control project caught my attention—it takes an affordable video scaler and transforms it into a powerful tool for retro enthusiasts like me. So, when I decided to tackle a long-forgotten V9900 scaler from my project pile, I knew GBS Control was the way to go. The Problem with Stock Scalers The GBS 8200, a budget-friendly scaler from the arcade and retro console world, is functional but far from perfect. Latency issues and subpar video quality made it less than ideal for anyone serious about retro displays. Enter GBS Control, an open-source…
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Flashing PCIe X1900GT for G5 Mac
I did this to install MorphOS on a PCIe G5 PowerMac Required Hardware Flashing Steps MS-DOS Boot Disk Download I have a pre made disk image here Dos6.22 ATI.img at the prompt type cd ATI then to check the contents type dir You should see ‘X1900GT.ROM’ and ‘ATIFLASH.EXE’ listed. We need to know the adaptor number, type atiflash -i note the adapter number of the installed X1900 GT, which is identifiable by the ‘R580+’ tag in the middle column. Usually, the adapter number to the far left of the ‘R580+’ will read ‘0’, provided the card was installed to the PC’s first (or only) PCIe x16 slot. Note In the…
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TOMLOV DM9 MAX – Review
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The Purple OLED Project
If you’ve been following my journey, you might recall a video I did a while back where I converted an old Amiga external floppy drive into something cool and retro-inspired. If you missed that one, no worries—I’ve linked it below. We’re taking things a step further. I’m about to transform this incredibly grubby, stained Cumana drive into something truly special, and I’m super excited to share the process with you. Retro GOTEK The Vision: A Purple OLED Dream Ever since I started this project, I’ve had one thing in mind: creating a purple OLED screen. I know it sounds a bit ambitious, but that’s exactly what I’m aiming for. Imagine…
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My Journey Creating a Universal Amiga ROM Switcher
In the world of retro computing, where nostalgic gamers reignite their passion, the Amiga stands as a titan of vintage technology. My latest project has taken me on an epic journey to create a ROM switcher for these beloved machines. This isn’t just an upgrade; it’s a labor of love to preserve and enhance a classic. The Challenge: Building a ROM Switcher I set out with a simple goal: to build a straightforward, passive ROM switcher for the Amiga. The challenge arose from the fact that not all Amigas were made equal. The early revisions of these machines had a hardware bug where the ROM socket wasn’t correctly wired. Specifically,…
