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Using PC/104 components to build a mini 486 MSDOS gaming PC, including a custom built SoundBlaster compatible sound card.
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TheRasteri demonstrates how to build a miniature 486 MS-DOS gaming PC using PC/104 components and a custom Sound Blaster compatible sound card.
Using PC/104 components to build a mini 486 MSDOS gaming PC with NO EMULATION! Part 2 is here - youtu.be/6cXdWMOl8QE Thanks to Foone for the soundcard idea and just generally being awesome : twitter.com/Foone MSDOS Setup Guide : legroom.net/howto/msdos PC104 soundcard : circuitmaker.com/Projects/Details/rasteri/PC104-soundcard-3 (although I wouldn't try building it yet, I'm going to do a second revision to fix some issues) ISA to PC104 adapter : circuitmaker.com/Projects/Details/rasteri/ISA-to-PC104-adapt… Virgin Megastore Micro Machines 2 tracks : rasteri.com/virginmm2.zip - copy these into the "construc" folder in your MM2 directory, the tracks can then be found in the construction kitWhat people say. Recommended for its detailed guide on building a miniature physical MS-DOS PC using industrial PC/104 hardware.
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