Hello
> Is is possible to change a 360 Kbs disk
> drive for a 720 Kbs one in a Philips
> VG-8235 MSX2 computer?
That is possible, but you have to make a new cable between
motherboard and diskdrive (see the MSX FAQ tosee how) and you have to
make a new eprom for the diskrom (use the one from the
Hi,
I would like to ask the following question:
Is is possible to change a 360 Kbs disk
drive for a 720 Kbs one in a Philips
VG-8235 MSX2 computer?
I should need to know about this before
buying a 2nd hand computer!
Looking forward to hearing from anybody,
Manuel
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i was hoping to kickstart someone in writing about 43Kb of text in reply..
;] thanks a lot.. ;]
-kikker
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] this is for all those people who use linux and netscape because they don't
] like microsoft.. just for fun..
]
] everyone knows what MSX stands for.. msx was invented by a bunch of people,
] one of them being bill gates, so just stop complaining about microsoft!!
] they brought us this wonderfu
] I prefer option 2. I already added "-pm0-" support, but "-pm2-" support is a
] lot harder. The main problem is that I'm not that experienced with C. Help
] is appreciated.
You can try to convert your java code to C. Perhaps there are even tools on
the internet that can do that for you. A Java t
Hello
Yes, I agree with you. I think that a ZIP drive is the best choice. They
are fast
(the 100Mb drive is faster than the 250Mb drive) and quite cheap (113 US
dollars
the external 100Mb version).
Well, I don´t know much about Sony HiFD. I know that it can be connected
to a PC
through the parall
Ivan Latorre wrote:
>
> Hello
>
> Can I connect a Sony HiFD drive to my MSXturboR with the Sunrise IDE
> Interface?
> I was going to buy a Iomega Zip 100 or 250 drive but I´ve seen that Sony
> HiFD can read and
> write current 2HD floppy disks, even 2DD floppy disks!
>
> Greetings
>
what is
this is for all those people who use linux and netscape because they don't
like microsoft.. just for fun..
everyone knows what MSX stands for.. msx was invented by a bunch of people,
one of them being bill gates, so just stop complaining about microsoft!!
they brought us this wonderful machine! ;
On Tue, 9 Nov 1999, Maarten ter Huurne wrote:
> > What I'm _really_ after is a Linux util to decompress PMA's.
> I prefer option 2. I already added "-pm0-" support, but "-pm2-" support is a
> lot harder. The main problem is that I'm not that experienced with C. Help
> is appreciated.
I can help
On Thu, 04 Nov 1999, Boon, Eric wrote:
> What I'm _really_ after is a Linux util to decompress PMA's.
Yesterday I converted part of Alwin Henseler's UnPMA to Java (thanks for
publishing the source, Alwin!).
The Java program can now unpack "-pm2-" type streams.
In the UnPMA docs there is a menti
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