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I'm..... I'm gonna hush on this oneCream pies you say?
I'm..... I'm gonna hush on this oneCream pies you say?
You don't say.I'm..... I'm gonna hush on this one
I don’t have an IDE CD-ROM even if I wanted to use it. I could use a parallel cable, but the machine doesn’t have a network card and I’m not interested in setting it up every time I want to transfer files to the computer. I’m not too particularly interested in networking this PC at all, to be honest. USB2 was the best option as I have dozens of various sized USB drives and it also allows me to connect various USB devices (mice, keyboards, game pads etc…) later if I should choose to do so.Aren't there a lot more possibilities than floppy disks?
Network?
Parallel cable and INTERSVR.EXE?
Temporarily connect optical drive on IDE using CD-RW for transfer?
Connecting the IDE HDD on a slightly newer PC for driver transfer?
Standard 1.44MB floppy disks... but they can be formatted slightly bigger capacity of about 1.7MB (more tracks and sometimes more sectors per track). Windows 95 came on such disks.
That brings back memories.
buddy hope you get better soon. or even no bad.The way things are going Healthwise with me, I'm already planning to be bed stricken . Thus
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Though I really don't expect it to arrive on a Sunday.
mine took 3 tries to pair, now I am using on my Mini NES Classic, and occasionally I use it on my PC8bit do kit for nes with nes dongle but does not want to pair
you can use a cross ethernet cable, or a serial cable and total commander (the old one is still available on www.totalcommander.com)I don’t have an IDE CD-ROM even if I wanted to use it. I could use a parallel cable, but the machine doesn’t have a network card and I’m not interested in setting it up every time I want to transfer files to the computer. I’m not too particularly interested in networking this PC at all, to be honest. USB2 was the best option as I have dozens of various sized USB drives and it also allows me to connect various USB devices (mice, keyboards, game pads etc…) later if I should choose to do so.
Best part? The driver comes on a floppy disk. So I’ll add another working floppy disk (I hope!) and not have to make my own.
The machine is for old DOS games and AdLib Tracker 2 music.
Yea those with hdd r popular as botacrea filled with roms emulation kits lolJust got a sata enclosure USB3.1 hope to get soon a 2tb SSD drive for it.
Have the shape of an old tape cassette. I am a little nostalgic.
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Only side A hits!
Didn't know a GameCube version came out of the blue.[emoji14]