Sep 29, 2019
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My Toshiba Libretto 70CT finally got a few key upgrades. It’s still got a few things that need tweaking, but it’s getting there. Here’s what I did:
Updated the BIOS to version V6.40 from 1999!
Imaged the old hard drive onto a CF card, and swapped in a CF -> IDE adapter. It runs silent and incredibly fast now.
Bought an old 16-bit PCMCIA CF card socket so I don’t have to use the external floppy drive to copy files back and forth.
Bought a port expansion, providing me with serial, parallel, and VGA sockets (sadly no PS/2 mouse port). A serial test with Hyperterminal to Vega (running 95C) was successful.
Installed 95Plus!
Tested Doom.
If I can find hardware specific drivers for the 70CT, I want try installing 95B from scratch. It would let me take full advantage of all 8GB of CF card, in glorious FAT32. Right now I’m limited to 1.5GB in FAT16, and all attempts at resizing to just under the 4GB limit render the drive unable to boot.
Oh, and Critical Mass, one of my favorite old games, is apparently too taxing for this hardware to handle. Bogus, man.
I installed Windows 95B onto the Libretto from scratch by way of 23 floppy disks.
I have full reign of 8GB of FAT32 formatted CF card. Now to just get to specific device drivers copied over from the installation, and get some programs installed.
Toshiba Libretto 70CT with Windows 95
Installing Windows 95B onto a laptop with no CD drive is harder than it looks...
Basically, I loaded a 1GB CF card in an IDE adapter into my T1910CS-200. On that drive was a FAT32 partition taking up the entire drive, containing the contents of the Windows 95B installation CD (minus a few obviously useless frills/trial software). Then after booting off of a floppy disk, I’m able to begin the setup process.
I got as far as the beginning of the setup, then got to a frame where it hangs before performing any kind of useful setup task. I’m thinking I may have to do this a different way. Apparently it is possible to create floppy installation media yourself in the proprietary DMF format, which means I’m going to need to learn how to achieve this. It also means that Windows will take like 28 floppies to install!
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