The HP H220 is a cheap, plentiful SAS HBA that's electrically identical to the LSI 9207-8i, making it ideal for ZFS and TrueNAS. But HP's subsystem ID lock means the usual UEFI flashing advice fails outright. Here's the method that actually works, using lsiutil from Linux, plus how to remove the boot ROM and skip the MPT2BIOS splash screen entirely.
Some information about the Japanese Cefucom-21 computer, a clone of the Sanyo SHC-25 from Hino Electronics Co. Ltd. used for English language learning.
I recently decided to quit Twitter / X (hereon referred to as "Twitter") for good. But I wanted to go about this in a particular way - you see, I had quite a large following on there and I know that spammers / scammers would probably jump on my handle if I just deleted my account. So the goal was the strip it to a bare placeholder with links to my other socials and then log out for good.
How to install The Brewing Academy's Ultimate Atari Video or UAV mod to add crisp, clean composite and s-video output to the rare Japanese Atari 2800 (and Sears Video Arcade II)
Here's a list of EPROM device IDs, as used in EPROM programming software such as XGPro. This is the most complete list I've come across and I struggled to find one, so it's presented here for reference just in case it's of any use to anyone.
Atari's Panther was a cancelled 16-bit console designed to compete with the Sega Mega Drive and Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES). It was designed around a Motorola 68000 CPU clocked at 16MHz and had 32K of RAM, a powerful custom 2D graphics chip, and sophisticated Ensoniq OTISR2 sound. It was officially cancelled in 1991 in favour of the Atari Jaguar.
Early beta preview screenshots of Duke Nukem 3D (6 months before release) and Shadow Warrior (1 year before release) taken from the PREVIEW folder of the Rise of the Triad retail CD.
Download the last ever release of Media Rack for Windows 3.1 / 9x. This is version 2.20.0.23 from May 22, 1997 and supports Windows 3.1 and 95. Just unzip and run SETUP.EXE.
Here are the config files from my MMX 233 system running Windows 95 OSR2.5 (or Windows 95C). This setup has proven to be highly compatible with DOS games and gives CD-ROM, SoundBlaster compatible sound and mouse support in DOS mode while leaving Windows 95 to do its thing.
The JaguarGD or Game Drive is a new flash cart for the Atari Jaguar developed by RetroHQ. In this post I'll show you how to find the correct set of unmodified ROMs to run on it, as well as the marquee files.
Collection of wallpapers I have created from Atari ST screenshots, all available in glorious 4K resolution. All wallpapers are released under a CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 license.
Trying to compile a definitive list of software that utilizes the Intel 8087 coprocessor. Note that this will be periodically updated as I come across more software.
