On Thursday, 5 December 2013, Colin Mckay Wrote: > Please describe the hardware & software which forms it, sufficiently for us > to know what you are talking about.
> > On Wednesday, 04 December 2013, Peter <pg...@q40.de> Wrote:> > the > > restriction that a QL memory expansion is madatory for QL-SD has been > > removed. > > If a QL-SD filesystem of 3 MB size (and Groupsize 8) is attached, there > > still remains 62.5 KB free memory on an unexpanded QL. Not very much, but > > enough to load TK2 and still be able do useful things. > > This way, even an unexpanded QL has more mass storage than the ED floppy > > interface of a (Super) Gold Card offers, and that at harddisk speed > > without moving mechanical parts. > > (Larger filesystems, like the 64 MB default, can not be used on an > > unexpanded QL at all. This won't change.) We are talking state of the art technology. Surely, a size of 3 Gigabytes would seem to be more appropriate. Why has there to be any restrictions? If this is down to software, then can anything be done about it? Michael _______________________________________________ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
