XT-IDE Setup and DOS Install
I was sent an XT-IDE adapter to make a video on, so it's time for my 5150 to be floppy free!
Monotech XT-IDE Adapter Info:
https://monotech.fwscart.com/Products...
https://github.com/monotech
Compatibility Switch and other XT-IDE Info: http://minuszerodegrees.net/xtide/rev...
Formatting the Hard Disk:
Debug Drive Wipe: http://minuszerodegrees.net/ibm_xebec...
WipeDisk: https://www.lo-tech.co.uk/wiki/WipeDisk
This was a surprisingly difficult video to make. I went down a lot of paths to come to the simple installation directions I used here. I couldn't find one source of info that explained this in a way that made it easy to jump into and setup.
It's probably time I did some upgrades to my 5150 to make it run some more software as well...
Some of the audio wasn't the best because I was trying out an effectively free lapel mic I got. I really enjoyed using it for some shots and I'll probably get a better one for future videos because it could make some of my editing a lot easier.
Playlists of more stuff like this:
Computers: • Computers
1980s: • 1980s
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