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I recently tried to give new life to an old Pentium 166 MMX with 80MB of RAM. It runs Windows 2000 and DSL. A couple of things make it hard to turn it into som
by forinti 6y ago
I recently tried to give new life to an old Pentium 166 MMX with 80MB of RAM.
It runs Windows 2000 and DSL. A couple of things make it hard to turn it into something useful: it needs a 6 pin din keyboard connector; USB is only available after boot, so I can't boot from a pendrive.
- mixmastamyk 6y agoBoot from DVD. Could probably find a drive cheap, or even borrow one.
- Decade 6y agoThe 6-pin DIN connector is the same protocol as PS/2. It just needs a physical adapter.