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Hi guys, like any other quarentine day, I had nothing to do, so I decided to dig up some stuff inside my room, and throw away some trash, when I stumbled into some old PC parts. (pictures will be provided). I have always been interested in old pc games and computers, so I saw this as an opportunity to build a pc for dos games (Instead of using a VM or DosBox). My idea is to try and find the missing parts to build the computer and install Win98 SE. I've powered the board once (nothing exploded or catched on fire), but I didn't get a post (probably because I don't have RAM or a buzzer to bip the error code). The hardware I found is the following: - P2XBL REV.D1 Motherboard - Intel Pentium II (B80523P350512E) 350MHz I think - PCI modem card with a PCtel PCT789T-A chip - S3 Trio 3D AGP365 4MB - ISA Sound Blaster Compatible Card with a 82C933 I want to know what you guys think. Should I build it, or just keep this stored in a box for the rest of my life? I can't upload everything because of the 20 MB limit, sorry!

I have a USB drive that I want to be allways mounted to a specific drive letter (Z:). It works on my main computer but not on other computers i plug it into, is it possible to allways mount it on Z on any computer?

Thanks.

And if it was an x86 computer would it be possible?

I always wondered if there is a way to use an ARM based system (or an x86 based system) as something like a 'second processor' for a computer. I don't know if there is a way to do that, but it certainly would be interesting. I have searched the web, but I can't find a way to do something like that, if you guys could help be it would be great!