Re: has any one run a ZVG under linux or started to try??

How about a PC-on-a-card platform? Anyone find a suitable platform? Last
time I looked, prices weren't too outrageous, but the I/O was the issue
(I think at least). For $200-$300, I'd think a good solution could be
found that could run Linux or DOS and consume less power, while at the
same time eliminating the mechanical issues.

Any of you guys running an industrial device computer at work that would
fit the bill?

tm

js@cimmeri.com wrote:
>
>
> matt wrote:
>>
>> has any one run a ZVG under linux or started to try??
>>
> Would be nice to get it over to some really minimal hardware Linux
> variant and no more DOS drivers.
>
>> im just get tired of dos sound card probs and the video card sliping out
>>
> Linux won't solve any mechanical issues, such as video cards falling
> out. My vectormame PC still has its case, thus a screw and clamp to
> hold the video card in.
>
>
> Lewis D'Aubin wrote:
>> I have ZERO problems with my setup. I'm using CT4810's (PCI
>> Soundblaster) for all my MAME projects (the card's built-in amp can be
>> run right to an arcade speaker.) Please email me offlist if you want
>> a ZIP file of my SB driver setup. It's solid.
> I'm using DOS 5 and the CT4700 (SB PCI128 -- circa 1998) successfully as
> well.
>
> JS
>
>
>
>

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Received on Mon Nov 10 11:01:58 2008