It's not an above board, it's one of the ram expansion modules that clips onto the inboard itself. I'm also planning on keeping that bundled with the inboard.
I'm not interested in selling just the 4MB expansion on it's own at this time. It was working without issues when I pulled it off of the Inboard though.
Hi all, removing some upgrades from my IBM 5150 to revert it to a configuration closer to stock. All of these components were working before I pulled them from the machine unless otherwise listed.
Intel Inboard 386/PC ($1200): comes with 5.25" driver disk, manual, 1MB memory expansion (not...
Interesting, I haven't had an issue with rubbing on the top of the case. Did you remove any motherboard RAM chips that are interfering with the ram board?
EMM386.EXE is incompatible with the inboard (per this thread). In the past, I've had good luck using just himem.sys without ilim386.sys. My test is that Wolf3D will report some amount of the memory available to the program. With just himem.sys, I see a good amount of conventional memory + 1000+...
I haven't had any issues booting from floppy or reading floppies in DOS. Granted, I'm still running the original 16MHz i386 (need to find a clock doubled 486 drop in). I think that I've seen Jonas(?) mention issues with faster CPUs and the IBM BIOS in another thread. @harrison.frazier what BIOS...
I don't really need 4 floppy drives. The Quad-Flop allows me to use 1.44 MB floppy drives. As an added benefit, since I'm planning on building a bootleg 5161 expansion unit, I'm planning on putting a 1.44MB drive and a GoTek in that and keeping them in the expansion unit while keeping the 5150...
I've been looking at it a little bit more and it seems like my Jonas got a doom tech demo running in another thread and I've asked there. Next up, seeing if I can get Win95 to work or at least MS-DOS 7.1 (for the FAT32 support).