Pentium2Atari
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|contact=Nick17 | |contact=Nick17 | ||
Revision as of 23:46, 19 October 2010
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| Put PC hardware into the case of an Atari ST | |
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| Meetings: | none |
| Type: | hardware
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| Status: | stalled |
| Members: | Gunstick |
| Contact Person: | Nick17 (mail) |
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| QrCode: | 
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The broken Atari ST 1040F was on the verge to go the the trash. This project revives the casing by substituting the internals with PC hardware.
Using an broken laptop without screen to provide PC hardware. The final look should resemble an original ST.
Problems to solve
- keyboard connection to the PC
- usage of the floppy possible?
- run Atari emulator on bootup
- modify bios startup (or use hardware hack) to mimic atari boot (dull white screen)
- xorg configuration
Problems solved
- placement of items
- modifications of the case
- power supply
- on/off switch
- connecting harddisk
- installing OS
Photo gallery
bottom of laptop case put in
ripped apart laptop inserted into casing
stripped apart laptop fits inside
original floppy still fits, not sure if it can be used
back side view with connectors
first boot-up of the laptop
wiring for internal power supply and audio
first view of probably final look
pause mode
fitting in the original keyboard
