#Packvember

#Packvember is a month dedicated to Packard Bell that has been put together by ‪@TheNostalgiaMall‬ in a similar way to #Septandy #Doscember.
In this video I show you how to use 86box to emulate a Packard Bell Legend 60CD Supreme, PC with a 1st generation Intel Pentium P5 processor running Windows for Workgroups 3.11 from late 1994.

[@magictuxcn]

It seems that you created a 345M HDD instead of 545(typo, I think...)

[@benheaven8069]

Where are the iso files available for this PB?

[@marccaselle8108]

Internet archive can be of help

[@SamOlds2999]

5th comment

[@seediffusion]

I'll have to sit down and give this another try at some point, though I'm scared in case I select the wrong component or something and wind up frying the whole build. I'm a lot stronger on software than I am on hardware. I'll mainly be aiming at Windows 2000+ builds, since Windows 2000 and higher includes a screen reader at setup. But then again, what if I select the wrong sound card and end up with no audio? No audio output = no screen reader.