Welcome!!
Submitted by Scothiam on Thu, 04/12/2007 - 03:15.Well, I'm in full swing now! My hobby sites are starting to take off and I couldn't be happier!!
The www.billlawrencereview.com (or www.billlawrenceidentify.com, formerly billlawrenceproducts.com) site dedicated to aiding those in identifying a Bill Lawrence pickup and informing those before making an uneducated purchase. Thanks to everyone for all the help!!!
Also, www.toronto-cycles.com is also up and running, not a lot of content at the moment, but I'm happy with the custom Drupal theme I came up with for it!
And always, work continues on www.web2scale.com. This site is being upgraded to offer my clients constantly improving service. I'd like to have better content editing utilities in place soon, both for hosting customers and future "free-site" users!!!!
OrangePC 660 in action
Submitted by Scothiam on Tue, 11/13/2007 - 17:18.After a clean install of Os 9 (was trying to setup a tri boot system with OsX, Os9, and Ubuntu, which was not going well) tossed the 660 in there and fired it up! After installing the OrangePCi software, then the 3.4.2 update, booted up into Windows 98, looks great, no image problems or anything! I'll post some pictures shortly.
Thanks to all for the support getting this card up and running! OrangePC lives!!!
Also, I've uploaded the OrangePCi v. 3.4.2 installer here http://www.scothiam.com/?q=PCcard_Resources
OrangePC 660 has ARRIVED!!!
Submitted by Scothiam on Sat, 10/20/2007 - 01:57.more to follow, but for now know that I now have my hands on a decked out AMD k6-2(or 3) 450 with 256mb of ram and the install cd for version 3.4 and "easy install" (orangepc made disk images) for Windows 95 and 98!!! Stay tuned!
Photo Gallery of PC Cards
Submitted by Scothiam on Tue, 09/18/2007 - 20:38.I'm not sure at the moment if I'm going to keep these guys, so I figured I'd better snap a couple pics before I let them go!
The Apple Compatibility Card. Absoluetly worthless without the video cable :(
Switch to Linux: Take #2
Submitted by Scothiam on Mon, 09/03/2007 - 21:35.Okay, time to change this up. Previously this page detailed my initial attempts at getting a usable Linux desktop installed, along with WINE for some of my Windows only appz all within the safe test environment of Virtual PC.
Well, I gave up on that. It's not for the faint of heart, or a Linux newbie like myself. I don't recommend anyone try it (think of a installing an OS twice to get it right, which is a mouseless GUI, painful...)
