Thanks for everything Ken!
Spencer McCormack.
On Tuesday, April 2, 2024 at 11:27:55 PM EDT, Ken Gregg
wrote:
Thanks to all who have shown interest in and/or purchased these items, since I
posted to this list back in November 2023.
At this point, I have only 5 of the drive
I found this link. You may have already seen this though. I talks about 8 not
the 9 release.
libraries - Why is libjpeg.so.8 missing from Debian? - Unix & Linux Stack
Exchange
On Saturday, February 24, 2024 at 10:05:30 PM EST, Hiraghm
wrote:
trying to run virtualt on Linux Mint Debia
What I know about Linux is it's a linked object that's shared. Typically in
/lib or /usr/lib. It's a library file and you can't find it is strange. Have
you checked the Debian install media? It may simply be on some hardware media
of a piece of hardware.
On Saturday, February 24, 2024 at 1
Profoundly cool!
On Mon, Feb 20, 2023 at 6:03 PM Mike Stein wrote:
> Nice!!
>
> On Mon, Feb 20, 2023 at 5:38 PM Peter Noeth wrote:
>
>> I recently finished my T102 "Nite Lite" v2 and am attaching pictures,
>> which I hope make it through to the list.
>>
>> I originally attached a "gooseneck" ty
Merry Christmas all.
Spencer
On Saturday, December 24, 2022 at 08:08:20 AM EST,
wrote:
Hi all,
In this video we take a look at a Model 200 with an interesting problem. It
turns itself on and you can’t turn it off. Once off you can’t turn it back on
again. This was an
Works great!! I'm tickled. I did it exactly the way you recommended. It looks
great too! I'll get the USB port today and install it. I'll send a pic of the
finished product. Words can't express enough gratitude for your help!
Spencer
On Saturday, December 10, 202
ms that have an
isolating transformer, non-polarized cords and double-insulation seem to be
becoming more and more common on small appliances that used to have three-prong
grounded cords.
That supply looks gorgeous by the way!
m
On Fri, Dec 9, 2022 at 8:32 PM Spencer wrote:
I've inclu
Personally I just would not use a non-polarized plug. I'd get a new
normal cord and the white wire is neutral and the black wire is hot.
--
bkw
On 12/9/22 15:04, Spencer wrote:
> Hello Brian.
>
> It's a SPST 3 position switch. Link ==> 10x SPST Red Neon Light On/Off
> R
n you have an actual hot side to treat as the
hot side.
--
bkw
On 12/5/22 21:52, Spencer wrote:
> Hello
>
> Got a wiring question.
>
> I built a simple 18VDC PS from JameCo and I put it in a project box.
> I've added two pots for adjusting power, banana plugs for extern
Never mind; I figured it out.Spencer
On Monday, December 5, 2022 at 09:52:25 PM EST, Spencer
wrote:
Hello
Got a wiring question.
I built a simple 18VDC PS from JameCo and I put it in a project box. I've added
two pots for adjusting power, banana plugs for external power, two
TART.
exit BASIC, and select TEENY. Should be running.
Teeny howto is here:http://bitchin100.com/wiki/index.php?title=TEENY
On Sat, Nov 19, 2022 at 2:36 PM Spencer wrote:
Does everybody want to hear a funny??? Guess what? After reading links from
Brian (not the sheep dip guy Bruce) I real
that?? ;-) Yep
brain fart! So I can do the bootstrap, but no Utility Disk. I looked at the
link Brian gave me where I can buy the Utility Disk for $15 BUT what I have to
wait???. ;-) Dang!
All this time I was treating it like a TPPD2 - wow! Too much on my mind!
Spencer
P.S. Let me hear the
lol. I needed a smile today. Everybody makes an occasional typo, well most
anyway.
Oh I meant to say Brian not Bruce. I worked with a Bruce White for twenty years
and he was alot like you: super-hacker etc. When I needed technical advisement
I went to him first.
Spencer
On Thursday
yeah typo. I must have been thinking of a Bruce White I used to work with.
On Thursday, November 17, 2022 at 12:52:56 AM EST, Daryl Tester
wrote:
"He's Brian, and so's his wife!" - I think Bruce was in charge of the sheep
dip.
On 17/11/22 12:06, Spencer wrote
Thanks for your suggestions and time Bruce!
Spencer
On Wednesday, November 16, 2022 at 05:17:31 PM EST, Brian K. White
wrote:
What can I say, buy now, I am simply clairvoyant. haha
People ask for more info but that's for beginners. All I need to hear is
where you eat lunch and
iring floppy heads should be done by the
experienced imho unless a guided procedure is easily understood.
Thanks!
On Tuesday, November 15, 2022 at 09:35:51 PM EST, Brian K. White
wrote:
On 11/15/22 20:12, Spencer wrote:
> I found this llink
> (Tandy_Portable_Disk_Drive_Service_Manua
ndling
unexpected events gracefully. If anything irregular happens on either
side, with the drive or the pc, the two will be immediately out of step
and no recovering. Just power-cycle the drive and exit & restart the
script any time anything at all out of order happens like if you open
the dr
On Monday, November 14, 2022 at 06:09:49 PM EST, Spencer
wrote:
Found nothing of value when I looked again. I found that on some earlier
models (so it appears) it had a physical dip block, but on later models it had
four jumpers on SW1 but were soldered (or etched in the board) at the fac
help!
On Monday, November 14, 2022 at 04:57:18 PM EST, Spencer
wrote:
Ok I popped the hood and YES there is a dip block of four switches and all
are off, and yes it's covered by the shield so opening that little door shows
just the shiled. If anyone knows how they should be please let
Ok I popped the hood and YES there is a dip block of four switches and all are
off, and yes it's covered by the shield so opening that little door shows just
the shiled. If anyone knows how they should be please let me know. Something I
did find was the power supply has a white connector that p
Hmm that's funny. I always wondered why is there a cover there with nothing!
;-) Now I know.
On Monday, November 14, 2022 at 02:59:19 PM EST, Greg Swallow
wrote:
Oh my. Checked for cover and assumed DIP under it as the TPDD1 I once had.
Opened the TPPD2 lid to expose bright shiney sh
power supply is
getting power and working correctly.
steve
On Sun, Nov 13, 2022 at 11:13 PM Spencer wrote:
Hello.
Received a drive from ebay yesterday and it needed some fixing, wouldn't take
in a floppy (fixed) but kept getting a "Drive not Ready" after I tested it
again. So I
is fixed it but nope. I ran the IPL from
T200 memory and ran the floppy command, but keep getting the same error. I'll
check the data ribbon again tomorrow to make sure I plugged it in fully, but
other than that does anyone have any ideas of anything else I can check to fix
this error?
Thanks,Spencer.
te:
I did find some pictures from when I was playing with 3.5" drives:
On Sat, Sep 17, 2022 at 11:12 AM Spencer wrote:
Hello Mike.
I actually found an Tandy unit, but the video flickers in and out. Is yours
something you did or a Tandy unit? Would you mind sending a pic or two?
Thanks!
Hello Mike.
I actually found an Tandy unit, but the video flickers in and out. Is yours
something you did or a Tandy unit? Would you mind sending a pic or two?
Thanks!
Oh definitely!
On Sun, Aug 21, 2022 at 2:43 AM B 9 wrote:
> So, I recall reading that the Kyocera Kyotronic K-85, the computer that
> the Model 100 was based on, was released in "Early 1983". That means the
> Model T's 40th birthday, in early 2023, is coming up soon.
>
> How shall we celebrate?
Hi group
Does anyone have an extra/old NADS-Box they would like to sell me? My
briefcase (that had mine in it) got itself lost.
Please advise
Hugh
I used to do the same thing with my WP-2 (bless its ilttle siicon heart)
and wasted all kinds of time and money on communications software and
cables, etc. The best thing to do is get a NADS-Box. Works faster,
cheaper and you retain more of your formatting when you move text from the
Tandy to the
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