At 05:32 PM 6/14/00 +0200, you wrote:
>
>
> [Blahblah MCCW belangrijk blablah ;-)]
>
>Ha, dus, zaterdag spring je dan toch eindelijk in 't vliegtuig?
>Ik ga vanaf volgende week ook wat anders doen - nog wel bij ICT, maar
>niet meer voor VDO (de navigatie/cd-changer/radio/airco/tv voor de
>supe
>> >DOESN"T ANYONE OUT HERE HAVE A SUNRISE RS232 AND FINALLY WANTS TO SEE SOME
>> >COLORS WITH IT WITHOUT HAVING TO OWN A GFX9000???
>>
>>
>> Colors? RS-232c? Can´t understand...
>
>The terminal program Erix that comes with the Sunrise RS232 has two
>versions: one for V9938 and one for
>What's the use for making a clone ?
>
>Is it because Yamaha can't make them anymore ?
It's not a clone, it's an advanced VDP, as far as I know. And by having ESE
developing it, things will probably become less expensive and also the
copyright-part would get a lot more comfortable.
But I think
> > The fact is, that right now ESE Artists' Factory uses a software
>technology
> > like FPGA and is advancing the development of a new VDP. If this
>succeeds,
> > it will become possible to put this new VDP into the new MSX. However,
>if
> > there are negotiations going on before the completi
> > blah blah blah, new MSX blah blah blah, fantasies, blah blah blah,
>
>Normally I would react just like this but this message comes straight
>from Ikeda and Yokoi.
>Yokoi is a personal friend of Kazuhiko Nishi (we all know him, off
>course). And if you read the letter they took to the Tilburg f
Hi,
I didn't saw any posting regarding this subject here, so I thought I'd bring
it to your attention. Takamichi got his hands on the A1 Spirit Cartridge,
which is a slightly different version of F1 Spirit. This version was sold
together with some steering wheel by Panasonic.
The game is almost i
On Mon, 19 Jun 2000, Laurens Holst wrote:
> Logic Devices), or more specificly: FPGA's (dunno what it stands for).
Field
Programmable
Gate
Arrays
:)
"Social engineering is a very common practice in the underground, and almost
magically effective. Human beings are almost always the weakest link
Well, call it curious, but I like to see what I bought, however The eprom
wasn't protected against sunlight, so it was empty in no-time :(
For that reason I just removed the whole eprom as well. I didn't know how to
make a backup at the time so I'd be grateful when I get that rom image
again.
G
Hi,
Thanks Pierre and BiFi for writing back.
Yesterday night I started seeking for the
webpage again and found it. The Red Devil
webpage hosts a number of barcode programs
available for download. I don't know whether
these can only be used with the Philips
lightpen he describes, or just with any
> On Thu, 01 Jan 1970, Ricardo Jurczyk Pinheiro wrote:
>
> > >DOESN"T ANYONE OUT HERE HAVE A SUNRISE RS232 AND FINALLY WANTS TO SEE
SOME
> > >COLORS WITH IT WITHOUT HAVING TO OWN A GFX9000???
> >
> > Colors? RS-232c? Can´t understand...
>
> The terminal program Erix that comes with the Sunrise RS2
- Original Message -
From: "Laurens Holst" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, June 19, 2000 10:16 AM
Subject: Re: VHDL source codes
> > > > Does anybody know if there are free-Z80/R800 VHDL source code?
> > >
> > > What the hell is VHDL?
> >
> > VHDL stands fo
> > > Does anybody know if there are free-Z80/R800 VHDL source code?
> >
> > What the hell is VHDL?
>
> VHDL stands for:
> Very high speed
> Hardware
> Description
> Language
No, it stands for:
VHSIC
Hardware
Description
Language,
and in this VHSIC stands for
Very High Speed Integrated Circu
> Also, does anybody have the user manual or
> knows anything about the Sanyo MLP-001
> light pen?
I remember that Huib Walta in the Netherlands wrote a shop inventory system
for the light pen about ten years ago. Maybe someone knows his current
e-mail address?
Pierre
MSX Mailinglist. To
Hi Manuel,
I'm the proud owner of that module myself. I still have the documentation
and I do know how to use it without the built-in program. I will gather the
info for you and I want to ask you to send me a backup of the rom as I
thouroghly removed the code from the rom and the rom from the PCB
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