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that is a ComputerCraft disk drive, not the OpenComputers disk drive

That is a disk drive from the mod ComputerCraft, try the one from opencomputers

I need to see how your disk drive is "connected" to this computer

The sound card is added by Computronics, a wonderful addon for OpenComputers. There are a few who actually know what it does. Even less people are able to use it. No one dares to understand how it works, or so I hope. Anyway, it appeared a few years (?) ago, and is still mostly undocumented. There is a page in the in-game manual, which fails to explain how great the card is. Of course it does! It has a heap of different methods, which you can use to cast many crazy magics to make the sound card sound, and it's impossible to teach someone to do magic by reading a single page. OK, I'm serious now. Last year I managed to understand how to use it, and even wrote a few posts about that. In Russian. Half a year later, I translated them to English. And now I thought of posting a topic here so that you could read them, too. Here's the link. The first two parts are all about basic things, like getting simple sounds, ADSR, and modulation. The third part features a little bit more complex things, like complex numbers and Fourier transforms. I tried to keep it simple, so I could get something wrong. If so, please leave a comment there pointing out the mistake. Grammar fixes are also highly appeciated.

https://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/openpython https://github.com/EcmaXp/OpenPython OpenPython makes micropython available on OpenComputers. micropython is Python for embedded devices and is different from CPython. Currently, micropython is partially compatible with Python version 3.4 as of October 2018. Features include: - Fully persistable. - Runs in a sandboxed environment and does not require a separate native DLL. - Supports virtual file system. - It can call other components and supports Lua architecture's UserData. Limitations include: - The firmware is 256 KB and the memory limit has the same limit as the Lua architecture, but the stack is allocated in a separate memory. - Most modules are difficult to use because the battery is partially included. - The operating system is not yet fully implemented, so the Python interpreter now runs. - Ctrl + C is not supported, so if you accidentally run infinite repeated code, the only way to stop it is to turn the computer off and then on. To use the Python architecture, you need the following items: - EEPROM (OpenPython): I'm sorry, but you have to bring items from the Creative tab. - Floppy Disk (OpenPython OS): This item can be obtained by creating a floppy disk and Scrench, or you can check it on the Creative tab. - OpenPython CPU: You can choose OpenPython architecture by holding Shift + Right Click on the Lua architecture CPU. It is still unstable, but we plan to make further improvements in the future. I need help from people who are familiar with OpenComputers and Python. Thank you for playing.

This BIOS allows you to choose the boot device by either using the arrow keys or clicking/touching the monitor. When using the keyboard use Enter to boot, when using clicking/touching click an unselected entry to select it, click a selected entry to boot it. If there is only one bootable medium, that medium is autobooted. The default selected option is the last booted device. This supports booting from filesystems, using /init.lua as an entry point or from drives(HDDs or Floppys in unmanaged mode), by loading code from the first sector until the first \0 character appears as lua code. (From what I've seen unmanaged drives are mostly ignored in OC, which is kinda sad.) Screenshots: To install: (This file contains the code needed to flash the BIOS as well as the BIOS code itself, it will ask before flashing it to the EEPROM) pastebin run Cx4aTipt

Will this ever become a thing lol

This sounds awesome, will definately be watching this! Need something like this for my private server, were building offices and such, and a less block like computer would be amazing! I'd ask for a Dell Precision T5500, but it's just a big black box with vents on the front and back only, and a 'fancy' grey cover on the front.