> > >Yes: GhostScript can convert PostScript to PDF.
> > >(I think I wrote it a couple of days ago)
> >
> > Is there a free thinge for Windows as well then? AFAIK all of these are
> > sold for big money :(
>
> GhostScript is also available for Windows.
Just see the GhostScript homepage:
http://www
> >Sorry gays this messages are for dutch gays.
>
> Sorry to dissapoint you Willem, but maybe we are all guys (dutch: kerels,
> mannen) , but we are surely not all gays (dutch: homo's).
>
> I'm sure there is a possibility to translate your Dutch message into
English
> before sending it to the mail
Hello Willem,
[Dutch translation on end of this message!]...
>Sorry gays this messages are for dutch gays.
Sorry to dissapoint you Willem, but maybe we are all guys (dutch: kerels,
mannen) , but we are surely not all gays (dutch: homo's).
I'm sure there is a possibility to translate your Dut
; Fast random number generator using the same method
; as the CDMA used in celullar telephones
SEED: DW 0
; init random seed
INIT_SEED:
] It's possible and the standard has a feature called "secondary MVDP
] adaptor"
] that consists of a secondary I/O port for a expanded VDP. It's port 88h.
] This is how the ACVS MSX2+ cartridge expands the system.
This is against the MSX 2+ standard. ASCII officially freezed the port to
addres
Laurens Holst wrote:
>
> Support for it is also dropped since the MSX2+ which standarized the
> location of the VDP at port #98.
Thanks for the info ... I guess it was dropped due to lack of usage ...
Cya MSXers ...
Problems? contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] See also http://www.faq.msxnet.org/
(I changed the topic because it was totally untrue... It's really all good
news discussed here)
Some info on how to replace your old v9938 with a v9958 can be found on
http://www.hansoranje.demon.nl
It's all in Dutch though...
Hans Oranje of HPN is willing to convert your MSX for a price of abou
The problem is that I don't have a Sunrise IDE (yet).
] You know what a pain is to write a software to a device that you
] don't own and you can't do debugging all the time you want.
] And closer friends who could test my programs have MegaSCSI.
In that case I propose you first
] At 00:41 27-8-00 +, you wrote:
] >On Sat, 26 Aug 2000, you wrote:
] > > Em sex, 25 ago 2000, Albert Beevendorp escreveu:
] > > > > Sure, but... Keep cool! Unfortunately it isn't everybody who
] > > > >have a Acrobat Reader, a xpdf viewer, or even a GhostView... Despite
] > > > >this,
] At 21:06 26-8-00 +0200, you wrote:
] >Albert Beevendorp wrote:
] > > ld a,r
] > > ld b,a
] > > ld a,r
] > > xor b
] > > ld b,a
] > > ld a,r
] > > xor b
] > >
] > > is a better way to randomize and repeating this more should improve it.
] >I don't think so, because the time it takes to repeat it
] Hello
]
] It is possible (for Sunrise, L. Padial or other HW developers) to make
] a MSX2+ upgrade cartridge for MSX2 (or even MSX)?
Not easy. The MSX2+ VDP is by definition on I/O ports 98/99/9A/9B so you will
get I/O conflicts between the cartridge VDP and the build-in VDP.
Kind regards,
A
Dear all,
I have added a new issue of Ikeda's MSX PRINT to "The MSX Plaza". This new
issue is a report about Den-YU land 2000. It contains more details about the
lectures given by Nishi and Yamashita from ASCII corporation, regarding
ASCIIs future plans with MSX.
It also contains some pointer
> > Try contacting HPN, MCWF Hardware, CIEL, and other hardware developers.
They
> > don't read this list but are certainly interested (I think there will be
> > quite some animo for modifying MSX 2 to MSX 2+ with little cost).
>
> Contacting CIEL is a good idea, I can't tell exactly how many, but
> Laurens, it seems that you are already mastering tcpip and how to
> implement it on MSX.
> Couldn't you help Adriano Cunha with uzix? He's trying to implement
> Dialup, but as you
> saw, there's still a long way to do. I'm talking without Adriano's
> authorization, but I believe
> he could use s
> > > It is possible (for Sunrise, L. Padial or other HW developers) to make
> > > a MSX2+ upgrade cartridge for MSX2 (or even MSX)?
> >
> > I think it's impossible, because the internal V9938 and the V9958 in the
> > cartridge would be at the same port address and will interfere with
eachother.
>
> > As said, I don't expect programming TCP to be easy, but I guess it won't
be
> > much harder than the PPP protocol (the LCP was a real pain in the ass),
also
> > since I am now much better documented than a few months ago.
>
> PPP is a piece of cake.
> TCP is a pain in the ass.
> Good luck.
It
> > Below I pasted an assembly source of a random number generator that uses
> an
> > algorithm based on multiplication with a prime number and XOR-ing with a
> > fixed mask.
> >
> > In its current form, it produces numbers in the range 0..27, but you can
> > easily change that. You have to know t
Maarten ter Huurne wrote:
>
> On Sun, 27 Aug 2000, you wrote:
>
> > It is possible (for Sunrise, L. Padial or other HW developers) to make
> > a MSX2+ upgrade cartridge for MSX2 (or even MSX)?
>
> I think it's impossible, because the internal V9938 and the V9958 in the
> cartridge would be at t
> *SNIP discussion about PPP, sLIP and PAP*
>
> I like to add that a lot of (Belgium) ISP are using CHAP, or even worse
> MS-CHAP (Again one of the changed standards I was talking about in a
> previous mail)
Oh, never heard of it.
Anyways, my ISP also requests the use of CHAP by default, but if y
> > > 3. How to make the modem dial and establish a connection
> > send init string:
> > ATZ
> > OK
>
> This "OK" isn't sent by the modem itself???
It is.
> > and then dial:
> > ATDT0123456789
> > CONNECT 115200
>
> And also this "CONNECT"?
It is sent by the modem (actually the ATDT and the AT
> Hello
>
> It is possible (for Sunrise, L. Padial or other HW developers) to make
> a MSX2+ upgrade cartridge for MSX2 (or even MSX)?
>
> I think that these cartridges would be sold out quickly...
Here in Brazil we had such cartridges, they where made by Ademir Carchano,
in 1990.
it could upgra
On Sun, 27 Aug 2000, you wrote:
> It is possible (for Sunrise, L. Padial or other HW developers) to make
> a MSX2+ upgrade cartridge for MSX2 (or even MSX)?
I think it's impossible, because the internal V9938 and the V9958 in the
cartridge would be at the same port address and will interfere wi
On Sun, 27 Aug 2000, you wrote:
> >Yes: GhostScript can convert PostScript to PDF.
> >(I think I wrote it a couple of days ago)
>
> Is there a free thinge for Windows as well then? AFAIK all of these are
> sold for big money :(
GhostScript is also available for Windows.
Bye,
Maa
Hello,
I'm looking for SDOS.INC from Juan Salas. I've looked on FUNET but cannot
find it anywhere. If someone has it, please mail me!
Thanks!
Raymond
=
Visit the MSX-NBNO Fair site at:
www.msx4ever.demon.nl/msx-nbno
Problems? contact [EMAIL PROT
Hello
It is possible (for Sunrise, L. Padial or other HW developers) to make
a MSX2+ upgrade cartridge for MSX2 (or even MSX)?
I think that these cartridges would be sold out quickly...
Greetings
Problems? contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] See also http://www.faq.msxnet.org/
Hello MSX-users!
A company called Prime-Tech in Japan still has a large stock of V9958 chips.
I volunteered to buy some of these chips and distribute them.
The problem is, that I need to order AT LEAST 100 chips at once, and I
do not want to run too many risks.
So, if you (or someone you know) a
Ghostscript for Windows?
-Original Message-
From: Albert Beevendorp [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 27 August 2000 09:38
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: MSX Beurs Bussum...
At 00:41 27-8-00 +, you wrote:
>On Sat, 26 Aug 2000, you wrote:
> > Em sex, 25 ago 2000, Albert Beevendorp
All depends on the IDE devicetype code of that device. The IDE bios
supports ATA (=harddisk), ATAPI direct access (LS120, ZIP100, ZIP250,
JAZZ?, ...) and ATAPI-CDROM.
Connect the device to your MSX and use IDEFDISK to show the Extended
infopage. Look at the 2nd byte.
bit76: 0x = ATA
10 =
At 00:41 27-8-00 +, you wrote:
>On Sat, 26 Aug 2000, you wrote:
> > Em sex, 25 ago 2000, Albert Beevendorp escreveu:
> > > > Sure, but... Keep cool! Unfortunately it isn't everybody who
> > > >have a Acrobat Reader, a xpdf viewer, or even a GhostView... Despite
> > > >this, there are a
At 21:06 26-8-00 +0200, you wrote:
>Albert Beevendorp wrote:
> > ld a,r
> > ld b,a
> > ld a,r
> > xor b
> > ld b,a
> > ld a,r
> > xor b
> >
> > is a better way to randomize and repeating this more should improve it.
>I don't think so, because the time it takes to repeat it is constant so R
>will b
-New links added to the homepage-section.-New
manuals online.
I'm working on a new site with technical
information about MSX-computershttp://www.hardwareinfo.msx2.comIt's
possible to support this site :-)If you have English (service) manuals
for all kind of MSX-stuff :- Scan the seperate p
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