Well stated and I concur.
On Wednesday, February 14, 2018 04:27:57 PM, Frederick
Whitaker wrote:
I remember the club members wanting to expand the Model 100's so that it
can work more efficiently, and provide externals that assist in doing
that. The DVI made it a littl
Agree. In my some two decades here, I don't recall this tenor of exchange.
Rick was the most patient and tolerant man. Let's keep this a friendly zone in
his honor.
On Wednesday, February 14, 2018 02:20:48 PM, John R.
Hogerhuis wrote:
Can we lower the temperature a
What John said.
And welcome to the mix Joshua.
I do miss Rick.
Lee
IHS
On Wed, Feb 14, 2018 at 5:04 PM, John R. Hogerhuis wrote:
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> On Wed, Feb 14, 2018 at 2:38 PM, Joshua Ray wrote:
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>> Hi all,
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>> Are there any particular rules for selling items on the list?
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
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> No
On Wed, Feb 14, 2018 at 2:38 PM, Joshua Ray wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Are there any particular rules for selling items on the list?
>
> Thanks.
>
No real limits other than relevance / signal to noise ratio.
The only problem we've had is people going overboard with the ebay links. I
just assume that
Hi all,
Are there any particular rules for selling items on the list?
Thanks.
I remember the club members wanting to expand the Model 100's so that it
can work more efficiently, and provide externals that assist in doing
that. The DVI made it a little like a desktop computer. The external
Disk Drives made it possible to store files on disks so that they could
be accessed
Can we lower the temperature a bit?
We're all long time members of Club100. No need to get adversarial over
tech questions / ideas.
-- John.
It's perfectly interesting and valid as far as I'm concerned.
The only part that's annoying is that you seem to want it to work by magic
or something. You seem to hope that someone else will sit down and slog
through the long and difficult job of figuring out something complicated so
that you don'
I was not thinking of PI, built way too many projects on that platform and
would prefer another non RTOS option :) So removable SD card would be a fine.
The powering would be optional either bus or USB.
I fixed the Model M100 problem by using a ZIF socket in the IC socket. This I
think was th
That is all already written right in the reference I linked you to. If you
don't understand the answer, how is that anyone else's fault? It's written
in English not Swahili. It explains exactly every step of the answer the
question you *just* posed about how the FC error actually happens, in
detail
I actually disagree with a couple of these, especially if the solution
involves a RaspPi
* SD Card ... this would only sort-of be like TPDD2. The SD card
isn't really removeable when Linux is booted because it contains the
Linux filesystem.
* Model T Powered ... again, not so much.
Hi Mike,
Actually, adding graphics would have to be done via some method other
than PSET / PRESET. These ROM functions work directly with the LCD
drivers and don't even go through RST hooks to intercept. So they can
ONLY output to the internal LCD. Adding any type of graphics to a
modern D
So let’s help Josh theorize, what should the Dock have? :-)
* SD Card (TPPD2 alternative)
* RTC (for FAT support)
* WiFi (networking)
* VGA (use an HDMI adapter if needed)
* Keyboard PS/2 (in case of broken main keyboard, personal need)
* USB for power and OTG
* Sound
Has anyone dis-assembled the DVI disk basic previously? The DVI boot disk
contents are available and interesting. Or recommend an 8085 or Z80
dis-assembler?
The DVI uses a Z80 clone so some of the boot disk is Z80 DOS code. It was
quite a clever design for its day very flexible should Tandy
Duh; of course the DVI has a 40 column mode...
- Original Message -
From: Mike Stein
To: m...@bitchin100.com
Sent: Wednesday, February 14, 2018 11:24 AM
Subject: Re: [M100] List of wanna haves
Now, now, Jan, no need to get snippy ;-)
Although I'm pretty sure that the answ
There are people out there that go by the rule "Buy low, Sell High."
They know that there are fools out there that think the Tandy Portables
are real "antiques" and might be a good financial investment. It is
unfortunate that such people are out there.
Fred Whitaker
On 2/14/2018 6:20 AM, Chr
Now, now, Jan, no need to get snippy ;-)
Although I'm pretty sure that the answer is as Brian posted, I did (and still
do) want to do some testing on a real DVI as you asked instead of making an
assumption; I thought about the same thing quite a few years ago and did some
investigating, even d
Hi Jan,
I for one am not irritated :) Actually, you made me think about pulling
out the TDock PCB I had assembled for this very purpose and just getting
the thing to work finally! I keep hoping the day will come when I have
time for fun projects like this again.
Ken
On 2/14/18 5:33 AM, VA
This is a new wanna have, is Quad available?
Darryl Pruett
I think it can only act as an input, no output capability
From: M100 on behalf of Darryl Pruett
Sent: Wednesday, February 14, 2018 9:24 AM
To: m100@lists.bitchin100.com
Subject: [M100] Model T’s 9 pin port
Could the bar code reader pin port be use for other I/O
Could the bar code reader pin port be use for other I/O applications?
I'm quite interested in what amounts to a M102 docking station. Not that it
matters much since I probably won't find time to work on (or even theorize
about) such a project any time soon. But I'm super willing to join on to
any team willing to attempt it :)
-Josh
What's so interesting abou an external screen ? I can hook up a HDMI 24" screen
to my modern laptop, but you don't see me hauling one around. It is just
another thing that makes working on you computers a bit more comfortable when
you're not on the move. You only use your Model T when you travel
> You did recieve a very thorough answer. That it won't work, and why not,
Sure. And meanwhile, I understood why not. But not thanks to the replies I got
here, but thanks to the reply on the Raspberry Pi group.
Thorough answer ? Maybe to you, but not to me.
Anyway, AFAIK, nobody tried it.
Like
> Playing devil's advocate...:
>
> >...(And I still didn't get an answer about the experiment I proposed, below.)
>
> And I haven't had an answer to what you want to do with it ;-)
Yes, you have, it's written down way further down. I'll quote myself:
> > how would you use it?
> To have a bigger sc
I don't have a problem paying good money for retro stuff that warrants it.
I enjoy playing with the Tandy portables, one if the reasons being because
they are so cheap to find. I don't have to worry about babying them too
much.
I could maybe see $300-400 for a sealed, NIB 102. MAYBE $500. $800 for
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