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Trying to install on J3455B mobo, linuxcnc installation usb not bootable
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6 years 7 months ago #159165
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Replied by tommylight on topic Trying to install on J3455B mobo, linuxcnc installation usb not bootable
486 laptop, anyone ? Still have a working specimen
Also some P1 with working batteries.
Also some P1 with working batteries.
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6 years 7 months ago #159180
by BeagleBrainz
Replied by BeagleBrainz on topic Trying to install on J3455B mobo, linuxcnc installation usb not bootable
486sx Compaq laptop. When I still had Dial up I was using it as a router/firewall.
Toshiba 100MHz laptop
Some P2 & P3 Dell laptops
Some random P2 & P3 & P4 & Core 2 desktops I've found on the road.
A HP Laser Jet 4 that I found on the road.
And one of these from about 1984, yes with new batteries it still works.
And building one of these from a magazine series from the early 80's
And I'm collecting the bits & pieces to build a Cosmac Elf from the 70's.
Yeah I'm a nerd.
And to prove I'm truly mad and should be locked up I'm building (almost) a Myford lathe from parts bought off ebay or online retailers. Bed is a 1953 ML7 that is still within spec, no marking to indicate it has been reground, the rest is basically S7 bits. A part from some new hardware bits the only new bits are the 3 phase motor & inverter. Once the chip tray for the mill is finished I can the conversion to a stepper drive ballscrew for the lead screw.
Toshiba 100MHz laptop
Some P2 & P3 Dell laptops
Some random P2 & P3 & P4 & Core 2 desktops I've found on the road.
A HP Laser Jet 4 that I found on the road.
And one of these from about 1984, yes with new batteries it still works.
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And building one of these from a magazine series from the early 80's
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And I'm collecting the bits & pieces to build a Cosmac Elf from the 70's.
Yeah I'm a nerd.
And to prove I'm truly mad and should be locked up I'm building (almost) a Myford lathe from parts bought off ebay or online retailers. Bed is a 1953 ML7 that is still within spec, no marking to indicate it has been reground, the rest is basically S7 bits. A part from some new hardware bits the only new bits are the 3 phase motor & inverter. Once the chip tray for the mill is finished I can the conversion to a stepper drive ballscrew for the lead screw.
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