I downloaded Win95 and 98 from the internet, I can't remember what was required to install them. I think there was a setup.exe file, I don't think I had to create an iso image. John W Get Outlook for

Frankly said I have not followed the whole discussion here, just wanted to throw in that there are diskette drive emulators that convert a floppy drive interface into a usb port. If you get it working

I remember installing Windows 95 from a whole bunch of floppy disks back in the day but I don't know if there is still some software available that will create all those floppy disk images from a cd

No usb on this machine. I have the CF Card Adapter, but imaging the iso didn’t work. May have to try the partitioning. I don’t have a boot disk (yet) Thanks for the input Brad

Several options 1. USB could work if available. Maybe need to boot from floppy. 2. Try a CompactFlash card (has the same pinout as ide, only smaller, adapters are cheap) as a harddrive and fill it

Can anyone help me get a working Windows98 hard drive set up? I have the machine and a drive, but no way to get Windows 98 installed since the computer doesn't have a CDROM -- only floppy.

Hi Ron, Most of the C5 lathes seem to have tape drives. There is at least one C5 on YouTube with a floppy fitted but that doesn't help a lot. I have looked on most of the forums and YouTube but there

I have been following this email chain, I have a T2 control on a VMC100 with a floppy drive. It has never worked and I am curious if this is a similar system to what you have. I ended up taking a

Hi I am currently retrofitting my VMC-100, it is a slow process but I think I'm getting there. For the Willy Vogel central lubrication my plan is to turn it into a time-interval lubrication. I'm sure

Hi JG, I have uploaded some photos of the Floppy drive and interface card as an album. The Interface board is marked DE115/2 The Eprom has the following numbers and letters EMCO EXDI or 1 P28311155

The following photos have been uploaded to the 3.5 " Floppy Drive album of the Emco-CNC-Users@groups.io group. IMG_1834.JPG IMG_1835.JPG IMG_1836.JPG By: Keith

Keith added the album 3.5 " Floppy Drive: £.5" Floppy Drive and Interface Card Keith added the album 3.5 " Floppy Drive: 3.5 " Floppy Drive and Interface Card

Hi Dieter, The electrolytic capacitors have been checked with several instruments and both are OK and hold a charge. The blue one can be taken out of circuit with the link next to it. I do have a

Hi Keith, Very difficult to see details on the picture, the resolution is to bad. You can send me a better and brighter picture with the highest resolution, look in the address book. Look also at

Hi Dieter, Thanks for your message. Unfortunately I have not had any replies from anyone with a C5 with floppy drive. There are three DIP header links on the board.(green) 2 have no links connected

Hi Keith, -There is a strip of links on the PCB but nothing is linked, this may be correct or links could be missing. If there were links missing one must see burned or scratch traces. Ask for

Hi All, The 5 Volt rail would appear to be the problem. There is a link on the PCB to all the components that run on 5V. I decided to open the link and provide a 5 volt supply from a separate PSU. The

Hi JG, Thanks for your message. I suspect that the fault lies with the FDD/Interface because of the lack of the 5 Volt rail. As everything else on the CPU board seems to work well it is as you say

Hi Keith, -The word "Disk" must programmed into the video EPROM so I now know that the instructions are the same. Just for info: All text on the screen is stored on the CPU EPROM's in a data field,

Hi John, Thanks for your message. I have a permanent PC in my workshop so its easy to use mfi. My problem is the fact I don't like things that don't work. As everything else now works I can now try