Something to help me get back into a good mental state.

I have an old "Pizzabox" case that only accepts the smallest of the Baby AT motherboards. I have an old Baby AT 486SLC/E 33Mhz motherboard that can fit into it. Can it run Windows 95, or should I stick to DOS and WFW 3.11 or OS/2?

The main problem I have is the extender card only has 1 16 bit ISA slot and two 8 bit slots. I have to include an IDE/Floppy/Serial/Parallel combo card (16 bits) and then get an 8 Bit Video and Network card. Any ideas? I have an old 120M or 240M IDE drive that can run on it.

This would be a low end test system that I can test software out on, if I ever get to developing any software.

I also have an old 486SX 25Mhz Chip and Motherboard, but it is too big to fit into the Pizzabox case. I think that I do have an AT mid-tower I can get to work with it. So maybe I can use that as a backup?

I found a 16 bit VGA card that works in 8 bit mode.

I got a 3Com network card on an 8 bit slot, it appeared to detect it but won't get on the local network.

Windows 95 loaded but then reported that I did not have enough memory to load 95 sub-systems. It was 95B that I tried. I only have 4M of RAM (30 pin SIMMS, only has 4 SIMM slots). Anyone know where I can buy 30 pin SIMMs real cheap? 4M 30 pin 4M SIMMS should be what I am looking for. Anyone have an old junker system that wants to part with them?

MS-DOS 6.22 and WFW 3.11 are installed for now, but cannot detect my other machines on the local network. I am using the same workgroup and the same data cables and hub.