0:00 Intro 4:00 CD-ROM Drive Loading 4:48 CD Audio Example 5:25 Speed Test 6:10 DOOM with SoundBlaster, Midi & CD Audio (Why? Why Not.) 7:11 Windows 3.1 Media Player 7:50 Mixed Audio/Data CD 8:15 Babbling Outro
Panasonic CD-ROM Emulation (On PCMCIA)Kevin Moonlight2024-04-16 | Demonstration of Optical Drive / CR-ROM Emulation with CD Audio for Laptops via PCMCIA.
0:00 Intro 4:00 CD-ROM Drive Loading 4:48 CD Audio Example 5:25 Speed Test 6:10 DOOM with SoundBlaster, Midi & CD Audio (Why? Why Not.) 7:11 Windows 3.1 Media Player 7:50 Mixed Audio/Data CD 8:15 Babbling OutroIBM PCMCIA/370Kevin Moonlight2026-09-07 | yyzkevin.com/picopcmcia
00:00 - PC/370 Brief Intro 02:30 - Start Emulated Card 03:15 - CMS Login 04:20 - Hello World Program
This is just a wacky demonstration of emulating the PC/370 board out of an AT/370.
No IBM microcode is in the emulator, it is just emulating the memory, processors and some of the custom s/370 instructions on the one chip.
LGR Video: youtube.com/watch?v=usaioMbE8EQMacintosh Powerbook on Wi-Fi via PicoPCMCIAKevin Moonlight2026-09-02 | Quick demonstration of the PicoPCMCIA wireless function in a Mac. This a Powerbook 5300c connecting to my 802.11n network WPA2
00:00 Project Update 03:22 Native CDROM 07:15 CD Speedtest 08:10 MegaRace Demo 09:19 CD Config 09:45 CD Audio & Mixer 11:25 SDCARD Redirector 13:30 USB Storage Redirector 15:15 USB HDD Demo 17:30 Serial Mouse 18:49 Native Mouse 19:42 FastTracker Demo 21:35 PacketDriver 22:19 MicroWeb 23:13 Tetris Test – Mouse/Gamepad 24:38 CANYON.MID 25:30 DOOM 26:04 Modem Terminal 28:21 Default CardType 29:00 Rambling OutClaude Code Meets MS-DOS & PicoPCMCIA Mechanical UpdateKevin Moonlight2026-06-29 | A quick update on the status of the PicoPCMCIA and a short demo of agentic coding with MS-DOS.
00:00 - PicoPCMCIA June Update 03:10 - Claude Code / MS-DOS ExamplePicoPCMCIA & TI AIC3254 DSPKevin Moonlight2026-02-21 | Brief overview of the miniDSP core inside the PicoPCMCIA.
Demonstration of some approaches for configuring the PicoPCMCIA.PicoPCMCIA Bluetooth MouseKevin Moonlight2026-02-09 | Using a Bluetooth mouse with PCMCIA via the PicoPCMCIA
yyzkevin.com/february-2026-update-2PicoPCMCIA Bluetooth GamepadKevin Moonlight2026-02-06 | Demonstration of acting as a PCMCIA gamecard and emulating the gamepad on 0x201 based on the paired bluetooth joysticks / gamepads.
0:00 ISA Expander 1:45 PicoGUS Adlib via ISA Expander 3:45 Gravis Ultrasound DemonstrationIBM PS/2E (Type 9533) unique locking PCMCIA socketsKevin Moonlight2024-06-06 | A demonstration of the interesting locking PCMCIA mechanism in the IBM PS/2E (9533)Microweb on HP200LX / PCMCIA Wi-FiKevin Moonlight2024-04-23 | Quick video showing the Microweb running on the HP 200LX surving the new over Wi-Fi while running on battery.
0:00 Introduction 0:42 Basic card explanation 5:43 Audio / Expansion Explanation 8:15 Quick networking demonstration 10:54 Audio demonstration 14:00 Rambling outroCH375 USB Storage on 8086 IBM Model 30Kevin Moonlight2023-07-14 | CH375 USB Storage on IBM MODEL 30
Not extremely practical but will be helpful for my purposes.
0:00 Introduction 1:30 Loading CH375 Driver 2:15 USB Contents 2:30 Speed Test 3:35 QbasicMicrochannel & Adlib / OPLKevin Moonlight2023-07-09 | Demonstration of the impact of different microchannel cycle times on the delay mechanism used by some games for accessing the OPL registers. Card is a SnarkBarker. Systems basic cycle is 200ns, and synchronous extended is 325ns.
0:00 Introduction 0:20 Doom Broken Adlib 0:41 Raptor Broken Adlib 1:15 Tyrian Broken Adlib 1:40 Explain Microchannel Cycles 6:08 Raptor Good Adlib 6:45 Doom Good Adlib 6:55 Explain Adlib Delay Issue 10:13 Tyrian Good Adlib 10:49 Babbling OutroSoundblaster / SnarkBarker Interrupts & MicrochannelKevin Moonlight2023-07-01 | just some elaboration on my previous video about the issue with interrupt issues on microchannel/mca with soundblaster/snarkbarker.Microchannel Soundblaster CompatibilityKevin Moonlight2023-07-01 | Some experimentation on compatibility of the SnarkBarker MCA and a few DOS games.
0:00 Introduction 0:56 Doom Crashes 2:08 Raptor Crashes 3:37 Reference Disk Change 5:08 Doom Loads 5:50 Raptor Loads 7:00 Duke3D Loads 8:04 Simcity Loads 8:28 Quake Loads 10:02 Jazz JackRabbit Loads 10:38 Impulse Tracker LoadsPCMCIA Soundblaster PrototypeKevin Moonlight2023-06-24 | Prototype SoundBlaster running on a Compaq LTE Elite 4/50CX.Hand386 w/PicoGUSKevin Moonlight2023-06-09 | PicoGUS in Gravis Ultrasound mode via the ISA breakout on the Hand386
Soundcard: github.com/polpo/picogus Software: Fast Tracker II Song: Dead Lock (1995) by ElwoodMulti Display DOOM on IBM PC110sKevin Moonlight2023-05-12 | Multi display/monitor Doom V0.99 on 486's, no practical purpose to this just for fun.
Details can be found on the @TechTangents which is where I got the idea to try this. youtube.com/watch?v=q3NQQ7bPf6UWPA2 WIFI on Windows95/98/DOSKevin Moonlight2022-09-22 | Example of accessing a modern WPA2 WiFi network from Windows98. This will work on any device that supports an NE2000 network card.
0:00 Introduction 0:30 Inserting the card 1:10 WINIPCFG 1:22 PING 1:37 Website 1:44 OutroHP 200LX - Novell Netware via tunneled IPXKevin Moonlight2022-07-19 | The main reason for this video was to practice editing two videos together and syncing them, but the technical demonstration of the HP tunneling IPX over IP may be interesting to some as well.
This is an HP 200LX attaching to a remote Netware 3.12 Server by tunneling IPX packets over IP.
0:00 reboot the HP 0:15 run working commands 0:38 attach to netware server 1:00 rconsole demonstrationNovell Netware / IPX over IPKevin Moonlight2022-07-19 | Casual demonstration attaching to a Novell Netware 3.12 via IPX tunneled over the Internet.
This is an IBM PS/2 Model 30 8086, I am capturing the display using an IPKVM sorry about the stranded cursor.
0:00 Booting the Model 30 0:27 Loading the network stack 1:06 Attach and login to the server 1:31 Throughput / latency test 2:48 Rconsole / SPX Test 3:27 Execute a remote game
yyzkevin.comMicrochannel USB - MCA2USB (CH375B)Kevin Moonlight2022-04-15 | Proof of concent using the CH375 chip to get USB storage in DOS on a microchannel system.
Future project is to try booting from usb via an option rom.CH375 ISA USB - PCMCIA EditionKevin Moonlight2022-04-13 | Proof of concept connecting a CH375 to the PCMCIA bus. Pretty straight forward, but after seeing the ISAUSB cards popping up on my feed I decided to give it a go.
Forgot to clarify, this does not have the MPU-401+VLSI Midi Chip or Yamaha OPL, they are just not on the test board to save time, but they work no issue the focus has been on working out the SoundBlaster DSP DMA.
0:00 Hardware/Setup Overview 1:50 FastTracker2 2:58 Snark Barker SBDIAG 3:37 Jazz JackRabbit 4:05 WarCraft II 4:50 Duke Nukem 3D 5:50 DoomPCMCIA Sound Card - Autoinit Update test runKevin Moonlight2021-06-01 | yyzkevin.com/pcmcia-soundblaster-clone
Test run using a different method of filling the fifo during autoinit.
This is my attempt at creating a PCMCIA Soundcard that is soundblaster compatible for dos games.IBM PC110 - RPL Booting via PCMCIA EthernetKevin Moonlight2021-04-11 | IBM PC110 booting via ethernet/RPL from a Netware 3.12 Server
sorry video not clear. not much to see thought his is just an interesting demonstration I had not seen anybody do. I will try Token-Ring in the near future.IBM PC110 TFT DISPLAY VIDEO BIOS PATCHKevin Moonlight2021-04-11 | yyzkevin.com/vpatch-successPC110 Display Replacement / TFT Retrofit - Trial RunKevin Moonlight2021-01-16 | This is a dry run of the retrofit process. Still some mechanical improvements to be made but this is the idea.
Chapter List 0:00 Intro 0:19 Required Parts 1:40 Disassembly 5:50 Install Bezel 10:30 Install Display 10:45 Mess around with board 12:20 Install Converter Board 15:40 Quick Test 16:35 Final AssemblyHP 200LX - Logging into Netware ServerKevin Moonlight2021-01-15 | As the title says, this is an HP 200LX logging into a Novell Netware 3.12 server via the Accton 2216 ethernet card.IBM PC110 - TFT Retrofit - Another UpdateKevin Moonlight2021-01-10 | as usual ignore the lines at bootup, that is only on systems without updated flash. I think it is perfect now, and time to move onto finalize the mechanical aspect, and the bios update.
0:00 Startup 0:45 Doom 1:31 Tyrian 3:00 Video Test Bench 4:30 More Test Images / Patterns 5:30 Modetest 8:22 Windows95
yyzkevin.com/tft-update-januaryIBM PC110 TFT RETROFIT Progress UpdateKevin Moonlight2020-09-17 | here is demonstration of modified bios supporting the TFT from boot. There are a few more values I need to adjust to get the picture correct.
I have tft brightness set to 5% for testing until I can better determine the limits of those cheap DC-DC and if they are suitable.
www.yyzkevin.comIBM PC110 DOOM DEATHMATCHKevin Moonlight2020-09-10 | just quick little test for fun. Only four of the machines we on for doom. networking was ibm wireless lan entry cards, which are appropriate for the time the pc110 and doom were released.IBM PC110 Working Screen ReferenceKevin Moonlight2020-08-07 | yyzkevin.com/display-reference
Reference images from stock display module. The flicker is not visible to the eye. The discoloration is not visible to the eye, but it is expected evidence that the display is degrading as they all do at varying speeds depending on environmental conditions they are stored in.AT050TN022 V1 via External VGA DriverKevin Moonlight2020-07-24 | This is only to demonstrate the potential of the AT050TN022 v1. This is driven by external driver board supplied by VGA, to use colours as comparison. Sync problems comes from the VGA controller not handling some modes, which does not matter for us.PC110 TFT ATTEMPT 3Kevin Moonlight2020-07-24 | this is with the revised proposed "PCB v2" wiring, except hand wired. screen is cut off because I did not modify the bezel, this is just temporary for testing.IBM PC110 TFT - Attempt 2 (or something)Kevin Moonlight2020-07-22 | This is with a AT050TN22 v1 display and V1 of the custom circuit board. TFT driver voltage is currently provided externally.