Hi Laurens,
But, Javi, isn't the CF-IDE just extremely cool??? ^_^
Yep, that's exactly why I bought it. :)
Really, I still love it :) small, silent, no external power supply...
You tell me about that... This is how my MSX looked like when I was
still living in Spain. Notice the mess behind
://home.planet.nl/~hapzee/My_MSX.htm
Greetz, Hapzee
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From: Javi Lavandeira [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Saturday, August 28, 2004 9:14 AM
Subject: Re: [MSX] IDE-CF: No enough memory
Hi Laurens,
But, Javi, isn't the CF-IDE just extremely cool
Javi Lavandeira wrote:
You tell me about that... This is how my MSX looked like when I was
still living in Spain. Notice the mess behind the computer:
http://www.ag0ny.com/misc/terminal-linux-msx.jpg
Heh, yeah, that looks familiar. Not only the mess behind the MSX by the
way, but also the small
Hapzee: what you could also do is connect your MSX to your PC
via RS232,
and let the latter act as a server (bridge is the proper
word, I think).
Then you can use your broadband connection. I did it already
with Uzix
some time ago. Been chatting on IRC with Zica on my MSX (it was a
MSX2+, because it needs 128 KB
RAM at least in order to work properly (due to MSXDOS2, that needs 128 KB).
Regards,
Edward Robsy
From: Maico Arts [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [MSX] IDE-CF: No enough memory
Date: Fri, 27 Aug 2004 07:37:31 +0200
Eduardo Robsy Petrus wrote:
Yes, but some CF cards give a lot of problems. I am using 16 MB CFs, and
they are the best for my needs. I had some strange errors with other
cards too! If it is bigger than 32 MB you should create partitions, so
you will have to boot from floppy.
Have you tried
Hello,
Have you tried another brand CF cart? Sunrise advises against using CF
carts 32MB because the chance for incompatibilities is much bigger for
those. However I can imagine some (cheap-ass ;)) CF carts could still
give trouble. If that doesn't work either though I'm rather starting to
Hi Maico,
If memory serves well, you should press DEL or some key to bypass CF bootup
and boot normally from diskette. With the fdisk you should do the
partitioning and then all should work normally.
Your memory serves you very well. Booting while pressing DEL the
computer started correctly and I
Javi Lavandeira wrote:
Your memory serves you very well. Booting while pressing DEL the
computer started correctly and I 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
From: Laurens Holst [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [MSX] IDE-CF: No enough memory
Date: Fri, 27 Aug 2004 21:14:37 +0200
Javi Lavandeira wrote:
Your memory serves you very well. Booting while pressing DEL the computer
started correctly and I
Laurens Holst wrote:
Sunrise advises against using CF carts 32MB because the chance for
incompatibilities is much bigger for those.
No probs with my Kodak (Toshiba) 16MB cart. The thing with 32MB carts is
that you can't partition them with FDISK, but a normal 'big floppy' format
can be done
Hello,
IIRC, I got the No enough memory when my SCSI interface was in a higher
or lower (can't remember) slot than the IDE interface (I use a CF Adapter
+
normal IDE interface). But since the OP specified nothing else was
connected to his turboR, that can't be the problem...
The BERT scsi
If memory serves well, you should press DEL or some key to bypass CF bootup
and boot normally from diskette. With the fdisk you should do the
partitioning and then all should work normally.
Greetings
Maico Arts
MSX-NBNO
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