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Hi Patriek,
Just a couple of innacuracies:
- Sengawa is actually 仙川, the place where I was living before
moving to the other side of Tokyo. Thousand rivers would be 千川.
And I agree that this one would be much cooler. ;-)
- Sengawa Networks has never existed as a company. I intended to
the computer:
http://www.ag0ny.com/misc/terminal-linux-msx.jpg
Now there's just the IDE-CF cartridge, *WITH A SMALLER CARTRIDGE
INSERTED INTO IT* (the CF memory card). What could be more MSX-like? ;)
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was able to partition/format the card
from a floppy disk.
I remembered that I had to do something like this (because I had an
IDE+RS232 before), but I was pressing INS instead of DEL at boot. ;)
Thanks for the help,
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is:
- Panasonic FS-A1ST (512Kb)/A1GT/A1WX
- CF ATA-IDE, BIOS 2.21
- 128Mb CF card (detected as TOSHIBA THNCF128MA at boot)
- Nothing else connected to the computer
Any ideas on what can be causing the problem?
Regards,
PS: I posted this same message on Sunrise's forum too.
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Hi all,
MSX Magazine has been released today and I've already received my copy. There's a
short article and a few pictures at http://www.aamsx.org.
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Hello,
Hi, someone have the FDD round belt for wsx or turbo r panasonic.plz help
me...
Since you're in Japan, you should contact Kuniji Ikeda ([EMAIL PROTECTED]). He's
living in Osaka and sent me one some weeks ago.
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in my opinion he's one of the very few that can still be
trusted in this ever-fighting scene.
So I leave.
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), and ASCII only had (has?) distribution rights. They don't even have
the source code. And the BIOS is still owned by Microsoft.
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of the BIOS/MAIN ROM.
But #FCC1 is RAM. The slot address in that system variable is set by the
BIOS at boot time. Now let's say that the BIOS didn't to that job for
me. How could I find out where's the MAIN-ROM for that computer?
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will start celebrating as soon as it is stamped in my passport. :)
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Hi all,
Can I safely assume that MAIN-ROM is located on slot 0-0 on every MSX
computer out there?
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Hi,
I'm selling the following games:
Burai (35 euro):
http://cgi.es.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1329263316
King Kong 2 (40 euro):
http://cgi.es.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1329320993
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I wrote this on Sunrise's guestbook this evening, I hope they will at least read it and tell us what we want to know:
Okay, okay, it is a great page, there is a lot of software for download not to mention the hardware... But there is no technical info about your interfaces! If you really want
On Sun, 1 Nov 1998, Laurens Holst wrote:
Could you implement 8 drives too??? The system (DOS) can handle 254 drives
exept for one function. And this function is barely used. So drives A-Z
should be possible...
I know about this, but why don't you wait until I have a working set of
routines
On Thu, 23 Jul 1998 07:40:14 +0200, Maico Arts wrote:
What I need to know is which hardware ports does the IDE
interface use to send data to IDE-registers. Besides, I'd
like to know how to write the cartridge's SRAM chip, in
order to install there all the routines needed
for the management of
On Fri, 9 Oct 1998 14:42:07 -0300 (EST), Giovanni dos Reis Nunes wrote:
How I can read, using a PC, one Harddisk formated in a
MSX with IDE interface? I receibe a old Conner 20Mb HD
but I can't read it in DOS or Linux. All Linux and DOS
FDISK utilities shows a "20Mb FAT 32M" partition
On Wed, 4 Nov 1998, Jon De Schrijder wrote:
No, he's talking about 32MB partitions on IDE-harddisks. I've mailed him
a couple of times; but as far as I've understand his work will lead to a
dead end: he is working on lowlevel sector read/write routines for IDE,
Then you didn't understand
At 13:23 29/01/98 +0100, you wrote:
There's a better way to go to the meeting from your hotel at Malgrat: tell
me where your hotel is and I'll go there by car to bring you to the
meeting. Malgrat is not so far from here and my English is good enough, as
you already know. ;-)
Hope to see
At 13:35 27/01/98 +0100, you wrote:
The objective is to advertise the next Barcelona meeting
-the XIII- which is going to be celebrated the next may and
making known that we are interested in having foreign
exhibitors.
Hey Great! I'm having a holiday in Spain from th 27th of April till
Hello All!
I'm updating my web page, after a looong period of lazyness!
Some of you may already know I'm the sysop of an MSX-oriented BBS in
Spain... Well, I'm uploading all my filebase to FUNet, and together with
Omega of TechnoCrew, we're designing a web interface to FUNet MSX Archive.
You
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