On Wed, 3 Apr 2002, Sander Zuidema wrote:
> Hey guyz,
>
> Because of the time difference, bad English and a not-so-well known April
> Fools Day
> some people in Japan actually believed this pun.
>
> So errr. Uzix is not dead yet ;)
>
I live in Brazil but when I read the message it was s
Hey guyz,
Because of the time difference, bad English and a not-so-well known April
Fools Day
some people in Japan actually believed this pun.
So errr. Uzix is not dead yet ;)
But considering the huge coding efforts of Chaos, I suggest we carry on with
our development
of Windows msXP. I think w
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: UZIX is dead
> > Hi, here in Spain is 28th of December
>
> Hm, I've *always* known that Spain was a bit behind,
> but only now I see that it's exactly 93 days ;-)
>
> Eric
looks like the spainish are ahead 93 days :-)
and aprils
At 10:16 02/04/2002 +0200, you wrote:
>Carlos de Santa-Ana Garcia wrote on April 1st:
>
>>Hi, here in Spain is 28th of December
>
>Hm, I've *always* known that Spain was a bit behind,
>but only now I see that it's exactly 93 days ;-)
>
> Eric
Or 272, depends
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> > Hi, here in Spain is 28th of December
>
> Hm, I've *always* known that Spain was a bit behind,
> but only now I see that it's exactly 93 days ;-)
>
> Eric
looks like the spainish are ahead 93 days :-)
and aprils fools day is started in brielle the netherlands.
At 10:16 2-4-02 +0200, you wrote:
>Carlos de Santa-Ana Garcia wrote on April 1st:
>
>>Hi, here in Spain is 28th of December
>
>Hm, I've *always* known that Spain was a bit behind,
>but only now I see that it's exactly 93 days ;-)
Of which year? :)
GreeTz, BiFi
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d-fader wrote:
> here we go:
>
> 10 cls
> 20 color 15,4,4
> 23 width 80
Nah, make that a "width 132:height 55"
More text on the screen is cool
Eric
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Carlos de Santa-Ana Garcia wrote on April 1st:
> Hi, here in Spain is 28th of December
Hm, I've *always* known that Spain was a bit behind,
but only now I see that it's exactly 93 days ;-)
Eric
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I prefer this one in WIDTH 40
;)
Sander
http://www.msx.org
http://www.benjaminb.nl
- Original Message -
From: "d-fader" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, April 01, 2002 23:13
Subject: Re: UZIX is dead
> Hey,
>
> I wanna help to
Hey,
I wanna help too, that's why I've been working since I received the message.
Ofcourse, new operating systems need to crash a lot, that's why I already
made that part!
(it's taken from the Teddy's In Action windows emulator...), problem is that
routine was in asm, so that's a bit too fast (y
] screen. You could use a penguin... no, not a penguin... Maybe you can buy the
] rights to BCF's elephant called Snout? I'm sure users would love to get
] useful advice (and some jokes) from Snout.
I would certainly love to get advice and assistance from Snout. I'm totally
in favour of it.
K
On Monday 01 April 2002 15:53, you wrote:
> So, I'll quit UZIX development and will start another OS for our beloved
> MSX. I'll put my efforts on a beautiful GUI, nice animation effects and
> strong user interference avoidance. In other words, I'll start a new
> operating system called Windows m
On Mon, Apr 01, 2002 at 01:53:25PM +, Adriano Camargo Rodrigues da Cunha wrote:
> Hi,
>
> After many crashes of that stupid Linux OS I'm using on my PC,...
I told you that micorsoft is always right :-)
> operating system called Windows msXP.
Yep, it's all in the name. Free (386)BSD made th
Em 01 Apr 2002, [EMAIL PROTECTED] escreveu:
>I definately support your idea. I can even offer some assistance! About a
>year ago I wrote some MMU routines, with complete support for virtual
>memory, memory protection and memory swapping.
>Those routines are already written in MSX BASIC so can
Em 01 Apr 2002, [EMAIL PROTECTED] escreveu:
>I definately support your idea. I can even offer some assistance! About a
>year ago I wrote some MMU routines, with complete support for virtual
>memory, memory protection and memory swapping.
>Those routines are already written in MSX BASIC so can
On Mon, 1 Apr 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hmmm,
>
> After reading this great news from Adriano, I was wondering: Does all
> Countries in the world celebrate 1st April ? I know United Kingdon Does,
> but what about the other countries?
Actually it was invented in 1948 by the United States of
At 13:53 1-4-02 +, you wrote:
>After thinking a lot about it, I decided to kill UZIX. After many crashes
>of that stupid Linux OS I'm using on my PC, I realized that I don't want
>it happening on my MSX.
>So, I'll quit UZIX development and will start another OS for our beloved
>MSX. I'll put m
At 14:08 01/04/2002 -0300, you wrote:
>Hmmm,
>
>After reading this great news from Adriano, I was wondering: Does all
>Countries in the world celebrate 1st April ? I know United Kingdon Does,
>but what about the other countries?
>
>PS: I joined the Windows MSXP team in order to work with Adriano i
Adriano,
>So, I'll quit UZIX development and will start another OS for our beloved
>MSX. I'll put my efforts on a beautiful GUI, nice animation effects and
>strong user interference avoidance. In other words, I'll start a new
>operating system called Windows msXP. And to ensure its easy developme
Hmmm,
After reading this great news from Adriano, I was wondering: Does all
Countries in the world celebrate 1st April ? I know United Kingdon Does,
but what about the other countries?
PS: I joined the Windows MSXP team in order to work with Adriano in his new
OS.
[]s
Mauricio Braga.
Eric,
> > I can send you the Novaxis info that Maico Arts sent me.
> Please, I'd like to have all info anyway - even if I don't get
> to write the Novaxis driver for Uzix32 :-)
Ok.
> Erh, can't I use/rewrite the MegaSCSI routines and keep
> floppy support? Or is the floppy als
Adriano de Cunha wrote:
> Get UZIX sources from UZIX page.
Will do, will do :-)
> I can send you the Novaxis info that Maico Arts sent me.
Please, I'd like to have all info anyway - even if I don't get
to write the Novaxis driver for Uzix32 :-)
> You will need to rewrite all the DEVFLOP.MSX
Eric,
> Hm, I still would like to see Novaxis stuff in the Uzix I have now.
> If the sources of Uzix32 are released, will there be enough info to
> hack in the novaxis support (and e.g. cut out the IDE or MegaSCSI
> stuff...) ?? Or would it be possible to take the Novaxis driver for Uzix48
> and
- Original Message -
From: "Manuel Bilderbeek" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, July 16, 2001 4:52 PM
Subject: Re: UZIX is dead
> > UZIX32k is dead, as the subject says. :)
>
> Okay, that's right... Forgot that... :-)
Ivan,
> But, is the new Uzix going to be called Uzix48k?
> I don't like this name. I prefer simply "Uzix".
I like "UZIX" also. I like it so much that UZIX will not be named
UZIX48k,
but only "UZIX". The difference will be the version number.
> The first thought that shaked my h
Daniel Caetano wrote:
> On Mon, 16 Jul 2001 16:33:26 +0200, adisak wrote:
>
> >Hi!
> >I`m not much of a coder, but if you have trouble fitting stuff into the 32k
> >kernel, why not make the next one larger than 48k ?
>
> the "48k" of Uzix48k name is not about kernel size. As Adriano
> already s
On Mon, 16 Jul 2001 16:33:26 +0200, adisak wrote:
>Hi!
>I`m not much of a coder, but if you have trouble fitting stuff into the 32k
>kernel, why not make the next one larger than 48k ?
the "48k" of Uzix48k name is not about kernel size. As Adriano
already said, Uzix48k will have a 64Kb kernel
> UZIX32k is dead, as the subject says. :)
Okay, that's right... Forgot that... :-)
> Sorry, but it's impossible to put anything else on UZIX32k kernel. So,
you'll
> have to wait relatively long...
Okay, we'll do that. I'm looking forward to Uzix48k! Keep us updated! :-)
Grtjs, Manuel
PS: MSX
Hi,
> I`m not much of a coder, but if you have trouble fitting stuff into the 32k
> kernel, why not make the next one larger than 48k ?
UZIX48k kernel will have 64kb. :)
Regards,
=
Adriano Camargo Rodrigues da Cunha ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
http://www.
> UZIX32k is dead, as the subject says. :)
> Sorry, but it's impossible to put anything else on UZIX32k kernel. So,
you'll
>have to wait relatively long...
Hi!
I`m not much of a coder, but if you have trouble fitting stuff into the 32k
kernel, why not make the next one larger than 4
Manuel,
> > Yes. Maico Arts send me interestings docs and sources of Novaxis.
> > Next UZIX HD drivers will use direct access to MegaSCSI/IDE/Novaxis/
> > floppy/etc BIOS (for floppies I'll use Alex Wulms's FastCopy drivers, so
> no
> > more slowdown problems with your MSXs). I think the
> Yes. Maico Arts send me interestings docs and sources of Novaxis.
> Next UZIX HD drivers will use direct access to MegaSCSI/IDE/Novaxis/
> floppy/etc BIOS (for floppies I'll use Alex Wulms's FastCopy drivers, so
no
> more slowdown problems with your MSXs). I think the problem with Novaxis
will
>
Manuel,
> Of course Eric and I will be happy to test it (again)! The
> parallel-live-chat helped a lot. We'll have to arrange that again next time!
Of course!
> Any ideas yet about how to get it working on or (according to you WEIRD)
Yes! Weird! Weird! Weird! :P :)
>
> If no one wants to send me a Novaxis for Christmas ;) [I send it
> back, I promess], I will need beta testers when the Novaxis driver be
> ready.
> Volunteers, anyone? :)
Of course Eric and I will be happy to test it (again)! The
parallel-live-chat helped a lot. We'll have to arrange that agai
> > But I don't have even a HD interface (Dal Poz borrowed his Sunrise
> > IDE to me, that's why UZIX has HD support). But it's not an excuse to me
> > to not work on UZIX.
> I didn't borrowed Sunrise IDE, I lent Sunrise IDE for you. You borrowed my
> Sunrise IDE.
I had 50% chance and
On Fri, 13 Jul 2001, Adriano Camargo Rodrigues da Cunha wrote:
> > (3) UZIX doesn't run comfortably on my machine - running
> > from flop is **s**l**o**w** and my HD interface was not
> > supported (heheh ;-))
> If I had a Novaxis, you can bet UZIX would run on it.
> But I don
I mumbled:
[something & again]
Sorry for the double - outlook espresso hickupped...
Eric
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Eric,
> > If you read the "Introduction" section on UZIX page, you would notice
> > that I wrote: "When finished, the entire UZIX project will be released
> > to the public for free."
> Ok, point taken, but "when the project is finished" doesn't encourage me
> to go an jump on in :-)
> > (2) You showed no intention of releasing *anything* of
> > UZIX, except the one-big-binary-package.
>
> If you read the "Introduction" section on UZIX page, you would notice
> that I wrote: "When finished, the entire UZIX project will be released
> to the public for free."
Ok, point taken
> > (2) You showed no intention of releasing *anything* of
> > UZIX, except the one-big-binary-package.
>
> If you read the "Introduction" section on UZIX page, you would notice
> that I wrote: "When finished, the entire UZIX project will be released
> to the public for free."
Ok, point taken
Martin,
> A question for you: exactly what filesystem does UZIX run on? Is it a
> MINIX (like) filesystem, or an entirely own variant?
It's a variant of the classic inode structure of the UNIX FS. Inodes,
direct blocks, indirect blocks, double indirect blocks.
Adriano Camargo
Eric,
> Well, the main reasons why I didn't try to contact you about
> application development included:
> (1) Lack of time
That's a common problem. I understand. And that's a reason for me
to continue by myself.
> (2) You showed no intention of releasing *anything* of
> UZ
> > Read the Docs Stt :)) It's allready implemented. What we need is support for
> > the Sunrise RS232 so a lot of european people can connect their msx to a PC
> > and browse the internet with their MSX...
> Checked general info from uzix-page, but didn't found out anything about
> IDE su
> Read the Docs Stt :)) It's allready implemented. What we need is support for
> the Sunrise RS232 so a lot of european people can connect their msx to a PC
To a PC, Sandy???
It's like killing a fly with a cannon...
About Sunrise RS232: I'll work on it. If anyone has somet
I would be interested in helping the development as well, but since I only
own 2 MSX1s, I'll have to make do with an MSX2(+) emulator. Also it's been
some time since I did any programming on the MSX.
I've only been able to run the disk image on fMSX and it works fine and
looks good.
A questi
Adriano:
[UZIX = dead]
> > Hmmm, what about the Novaxis SCSI support? :-)
>
> That's a limitation of UZIX32k that I want to break. :)
Ah Ok :-)
> How much people here would like to help such project?
I would, definitely.
> In two years that the UZIX site is up, two or three guys really
> > What I would appreciate is Sunrise IDE support for UZIX, or is
> > it implemented already ?
>
> Read the Docs Stt :)) It's allready implemented. What we need is support for
> the Sunrise RS232 so a lot of european people can connect their msx to a PC
> and browse the internet with their M
On Friday 13 July 2001 08:07, you wrote:
> > > Hmmm, what about the Novaxis SCSI support? :-)
> >
> > That's a limitation of UZIX32k that I want to break. :)
>
> What I would appreciate is Sunrise IDE support for UZIX, or is
> it implemented already ?
Read the Docs Stt :)) It's allready imple
> > Hmmm, what about the Novaxis SCSI support? :-)
> That's a limitation of UZIX32k that I want to break. :)
What I would appreciate is Sunrise IDE support for UZIX, or is
it implemented already ?
Greetings: Saku Taipale, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Eric,
> > This UZIX, codename UZIX32k, is dead. Everything that could be made
> > with it was done (even graphical webbrowsing). Anything else can't be
> > made (and well done) because there's no free space on kernel, or more
> > memory for applications.
> Hmmm, what about the Novaxis SC
"Adriano Camargo Rodrigues da Cunha" wrote:
> This UZIX, codename UZIX32k, is dead. Everything that could be made
> with it was done (even graphical webbrowsing). Anything else can't be
> made (and well done) because there's no free space on kernel, or more
> memory for applications.
Hmmm, what
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