Getting Started with your ITX-Llama

Congratulations! You have chosen an excellent modern platform for experiencing many classic MS-DOS and early Windows 98 Games and software. The following guide will help you get started with setting up your ITX-Llama for the first time.

Unbox and Assembly

Each ITX-Llama shipped from the Retrodreams.ca Shop should come with the following installed:

Modem: Wemos D1 Mini ESP8266 for "modem-over-WiFi"

Optionally, you may have elected to include the following accessories:

Vortex86EX System-on-Module (CPU, RAM, L1/L2 Cache for your Llama)
Raspberry Pi Zero 2 w/mt32pi installed
Dreamblaster X8GS Wavetable MIDI module
Yamaha OPL-3 Module
Official ITX-Llama case
An SD card with FreeDOS preloaded

Accessories

Vortex86EX System-on-Module
- Contains the CPU, chipset, RAM, BIOS and NVRAM for settings
Yamaha OPL-3 MIDI Module
- Supports high quality FM Synthesis using a genuine Yamaha OPL-3 synthesis chip
Raspberry Pi Zero 2 w/mt32pi installed
- Emulates Roland MT-32/CM-32L via Munt
- Supports General MIDI playback via Fluidsynth and Sound Fonts (*.sf2)
Dreamblaster X8GS Wavetable MIDI module
- Contains genuine licensed Roland SC-55 samples in ROM
- 128 voice polyphony, 1 GB of flash memory for additional samples
The Official ITX Llama Case
- Custom-designed and thoroughly tested to fit the ITX-Llama
FreeDOS SD Card tuned for the ITX Llama
- Pre-loaded with FreeDOS v1.4 RC and tested to work on the ITX-Llama
- If you purchased an SD card, click here for an important message.