Additions:
If you check the page history, as I just did, I have not updated this in a year. So what the hell, I have time.
I started in 1985 on a used Commodore 64 which I bought from a friend. I was in complete awe of the game Flight Simulator. Next I upgraded to a Commodore 128 with all the extras.
My wife felt that I spent too much time on the computer and not with her. So, in 1991 I upgraded from the C128 to an Amiga 500, I also upgraded to a new wife who is much more understanding. After a lighting storm fried the Ami 500, I purchased an Amiga 2000 in 1993. I soon installed a Bridgeboard running Dos and Win 3.1.
The Amiga was basically dead in 1996 and I was not happy with MS Windows, so I gave Warp 3.0 Red Spine a try. This was a failure due to driver problems, well not really a problem. I was using a whacked out sound card with CD drive. I did finally get Warp running and never looked back. I have worked though the typical OS/2 path: Warp 4, MCP1, and MCP2. I switched to eComstation when version 1.2 was released and have used 1.2MR through 2.0 RC4.
I do use Window XP, I have seen but never used Vista. My Linux distro of choice is Gentoo.
1) IBM ZPro 6221 Dual 2.8 PIV Xeon CPUs - eCS 2.0 RC4, Gentoo Linux, WinXP
2) IBM MPro 6868 Dual 1 gHz PIII - eCS 2.0 RC4, Gentoo Linux - this is my sandbox system
3) Thinkpad R51e - WinXP, eCS 1.2R
4) Thinkpad R50e WinXP (wife)
5) AMD ASRock Motherboard (daughter) WinXP
6) Thinkpad T23 - eCS 2.0 (Rev ??) - can't really remember what is on this one, used as a debug term
IBM ZPro 6866 Dual 866 mHz PIII - Soon to be gone.
Deletions:
I started in 1985 on a used Commodore 64 which I bought from a friend. I was in complete awe of the game Flight Simulator. Next I upgraded to a Commodore 128 with all the extras. My wife felt that I spent too much time on the computer and not with her. So, in 1991 I upgraded from the C128 to an Amiga 500, I also upgraded to a new wife who is much more understanding. After a lighting storm fried the Ami 500, I purchased an Amiga 2000 in 1993. I soon installed a Bridgeboard running Dos and Win 3.1. However, the Amiga was basically dead in 1996 and I was not happy with MS Windows, so I gave Warp 3.0 Red Spine a try. This was a failure due to driver problems, well not really a problem. I was using a whacked out sound card with CD drive. I did finally get Warp running and never looked back. I have worked though the typical OS/2 path: Warp 4, MCP1, and MCP2. I switched to eComstation when version 1.2 was released and have used 1.2MR through 2.0 Beta 4.
AMD K6-II 500 gateway system running eCS 1.2 with InJoy Firewall, IBM Peer, apache, mysql, and ftp server
IBM MPro 6868 Dual 1 gHz PIII - WinXP, eCS 2.0 Beta, Gentoo Linux
IBM ZPro 6866 Dual 866 mHz PIII - Win2000Pro, eCS Beta, Gentoo Linux
Thinkpad R51e - WinXP, eCS 1.2R
Thinkpad R50e WinXP (wife)
AMD ASRock Motherboard (daughter)
Additions:
http://mikeos2.blogspot.com/
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Systems:
AMD K6-II 500 gateway system running eCS 1.2 with InJoy Firewall, IBM Peer, apache, mysql, and ftp server
Thinkpad R50e WinXP (wife)
AMD ASRock Motherboard (daughter)
Thinkpad 600x (soon to be gone)
Thinkpad 600e (soon to be trash)
Last, an Amiga 2000 that is somewhere in a box :)
Additions:
I started in 1985 on a used Commodore 64 which I bought from a friend. I was in complete awe of the game Flight Simulator. Next I upgraded to a Commodore 128 with all the extras. My wife felt that I spent too much time on the computer and not with her. So, in 1991 I upgraded from the C128 to an Amiga 500, I also upgraded to a new wife who is much more understanding. After a lighting storm fried the Ami 500, I purchased an Amiga 2000 in 1993. I soon installed a Bridgeboard running Dos and Win 3.1. However, the Amiga was basically dead in 1996 and I was not happy with MS Windows, so I gave Warp 3.0 Red Spine a try. This was a failure due to driver problems, well not really a problem. I was using a whacked out sound card with CD drive. I did finally get Warp running and never looked back. I have worked though the typical OS/2 path: Warp 4, MCP1, and MCP2. I switched to eComstation when version 1.2 was released and have used 1.2MR through 2.0 Beta 4.
Deletions:
I started on a used Commodore 64 which I bought from a friend. I was complete in awe of the game Flight Simulator. Next I upgraded to a Commodore 128 with all the extras. My wife felt that I spent too much time on the computer and not with her. So, when I upgraded from the C128 to an Amiga 500, I also upgraded to a new wife who is much more understanding.
Additions:
IBM MPro 6868 Dual 1 gHz PIII - WinXP, eCS 2.0 Beta, Gentoo Linux
IBM ZPro 6866 Dual 866 mHz PIII - Win2000Pro, eCS Beta, Gentoo Linux
Thinkpad R51e - WinXP, eCS 1.2R
