Cathode Ray Dude - CRD | IBM's Eduquest: The Only Good 90s All-In-One @CathodeRayDude | Uploaded 2 years ago | Updated 3 hours ago
It's taken me over a year to make this video, but it'll take you much less to watch it. If you're looking for an all in one PC compatible, I can't recommend the Eduquests enough. Please rescue these dorks from whatever dump you find them heading for.
Corrections:
00:03:06 The Model 25 used an 8086, but it ran at 8MHz. In practice that would offer very little improvement for most things we'd want to do.
Chapters:
00:00:00 Intro
00:01:02 PC All-In-Ones
00:04:36 My First Eduquest
00:10:18 Eduquest Thirty Review
00:37:50 My Second Eduquest
00:39:00 Eduquest Forty Review
00:50:27 30/40 Side-By-Side
01:06:30 Demos
01:08:06 Eduquest 40 Issues
01:19:13 Conclusion
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It's taken me over a year to make this video, but it'll take you much less to watch it. If you're looking for an all in one PC compatible, I can't recommend the Eduquests enough. Please rescue these dorks from whatever dump you find them heading for.
Corrections:
00:03:06 The Model 25 used an 8086, but it ran at 8MHz. In practice that would offer very little improvement for most things we'd want to do.
Chapters:
00:00:00 Intro
00:01:02 PC All-In-Ones
00:04:36 My First Eduquest
00:10:18 Eduquest Thirty Review
00:37:50 My Second Eduquest
00:39:00 Eduquest Forty Review
00:50:27 30/40 Side-By-Side
01:06:30 Demos
01:08:06 Eduquest 40 Issues
01:19:13 Conclusion
Support me on Patreon: patreon.com/cathoderaydude
Tip me: ko-fi.com/cathoderaydude
![1000 Great Games [Stream]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/jAEYz-dvFb8/hqdefault.jpg "1000 Great Games [Stream]
I did a stream last night with my friend Chris in which we played some horrible old games from his childhood. Thanks to everyone who joined!
Sorry about the audio - it only recorded to the left channel and I dont have a way to edit it because of the format OBS recorded in.
Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/gravisvids")
![I eliminated CD swaps FOREVER. [Nakamichi MJ-5.16]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/oRuhRfvIkn0/hqdefault.jpg "I eliminated CD swaps FOREVER. [Nakamichi MJ-5.16]
Back in the day, playing games that came on multiple discs could be SO irritating. 20 years later, I fixed it.
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Chapters:
00:00 Sketch (Disc Swap Hell)
02:00 Background
11:06 The Multi-Drive Concept
13:10 Nakamichi Demo & Mechanism
19:19 SCSI Concepts
22:05 CDROM Overdrive (Bad Attraction)
25:24 SCSI Express Tower
28:55 The Windows Problem
31:33 Game Support
35:17 This Is Awesome (So What Happened?)
41:24 Conclusion
Corrections:
18:53 I learned some FASCINATING things about this after the video was done. CDROMs connect to the IDE/ATA port, but they do not speak the same language as hard drives; they use ATAPI, which is generally described as SCSI over IDE. This I knew, but I thought it was a limited subset. I never imagined that it supported LUNs, but it does. So an IDE CDROM can absolutely appear as two, five, or even seven devices, with no special software. This has actually led to bugs! Some CD-RW drives do not check the LUN field before responding to a command, so when the OS scans the bus, the drive can appear as seven separate drives. This happened on both Windows XP and Linux, at least. Linux received a patch that uses a heuristic to avoid this situation, which is probably why youve never seen it.
22:05 I dont know how I did this, but the album name here is wrong. thats a Jeff Rosenstock album. I havent even thought about Jeff in weeks. the correct album name is _I Dont Know What Im Doing._ To be fair to myself, both of these names / artists are highly self deprecating.")
