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Neil Riley wrote:
> Hi Bob.
>
> I shall be in a position to take the Aurora apart and have a look at
> its
> innards tomorrow, will look into whats necessary to connect a ps2
> keyboard, either a dedicated one or the one being shared from the KVM
>
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Bob Spelten wrote:
> Modern KVM switches take their current from the +5V line (can SHermes
> handle that?) or use a separate power supply (probably saver) but I have
> not used one for Aurora, only for my PC's.
Should do. The sH 5V is connected d
On Wed, 17 Jan 2007 09:28:00 -, Neil Riley
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> Rich,
> You are correct, in faded print i can make out 'Tombs of Ornak' ,
> Has this always been public Domain software, it looks retail to me.
>
> Thanks for the info
> Neil
That I do not know - it was originally in a
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Neil Riley wrote:
> Hi Chaps
>
> I have hatched a cunning plan to share my PC's Monitor / Keyboard /
> Mouse with my AURORA.
>
> I have a D-Link KVM switch ( 2 way) . Now my problem lies in the PS/2
> sockets
> the KVM switch expects to connect to t
George Gwilt wrote:
> This works absolutely as expected on both a Q60 and QPC2 (latest
> version). That is, the branch does go to "equal". I assume you used
> QMON or whatever to step through the program else you can't see what
> is happening.
There were bugs in the past of QPC that vanished w
On 17 Jan 2007, at 10:17, Malcolm Lear wrote:
>
> Is this normal behavior for a 68K processor. I'm doing a word
> comparison
> between a memory location and a data register. It seems that data
> in the
> most significant word of the register is effecting the result. In the
> example
> below t
Op Wed, 17 Jan 2007 15:09:01 +0100 schreef Neil Riley
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> It would appear that the KVM currently draws it's power from the PC
> ( via the screen cable from PC to KVM) although the Aurora doesn't
> appear to power the KVM.
>
No, the Aurora VGA socket doesn't provide power to th
On 14 Jan 2007, at 11:50, John Gilpin wrote:
> Almost as soon as I pressed the "Send" button, I remembered who it
> was. If
> you are monitoring the list today, George, thanks for the article.
>
Ah good!
I can also confirm that my name is George Gwilt
George
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On 14 Jan 2007, at 11:14, John Gilpin wrote:
> I have received during the last three months an article entitled
> "Using
> " for inclusion into QUANTA Magazine. This article is currently
> sitting
> in my "Next Magazine" folder as "Sound.doc"and unfortunately I
> can't find
> the name o
Hi Bob.
I shall be in a position to take the Aurora apart and have a look at
its
innards tomorrow, will look into whats necessary to connect a ps2
keyboard, either a dedicated one or the one being shared from the KVM
switch. I don't recall a seeing any way of connecting a PC keyboard to
the Sup
Op Wed, 17 Jan 2007 10:36:29 +0100 schreef Neil Riley
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> If i have worked it out correctly ( no guarantee! ), the Aurora's
> Keyboard connector is
> quite 'Serial printer port' in appearance ( i.e. large). Does anyone
> know if there is a PS/2
> to 'Aurora Keyboard connector'
Malcolm Lear wrote:
> start move.l #$,d0
> lea test,a4
> cmp.w(a4),d0
> beq.sequal
> bra.snotequal
> test dc.w 0
> equal nop
> notequal nop
I have no idea what assembler you use, but just by looking at the code
le
Thanks Wolfgang, I'll investigate further. The code I've got problems
with is obviously
slightly more complex, but a group of comparisons that failed were fixed
by clearing
the data register before loading with a word from memory.
Malcolm
Wolfgang Lenerz wrote:
>On 17 Jan 2007 at 10:17, Malco
Malcolm Lear wrote:
> Hi
>
> Is this normal behavior for a 68K processor. I'm doing a word comparison
> between a memory location and a data register. It seems that data in the
> most significant word of the register is effecting the result. In the
> example
> below the test ends up at notequal. U
On 17 Jan 2007 at 10:17, Malcolm Lear wrote:
> Hi
>
> Is this normal behavior for a 68K processor.
Hmm, here (QPC) the test works OK, it branches to the equal label as
expected, the Z flag is set by the CMP.
Wolfgang
www.scp-paulet-lenerz.com
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Hi
Is this normal behavior for a 68K processor. I'm doing a word comparison
between a memory location and a data register. It seems that data in the
most significant word of the register is effecting the result. In the
example
below the test ends up at notequal. Unfortunately I've not got access
Hi Chaps
I have hatched a cunning plan to share my PC's Monitor / Keyboard /
Mouse with my AURORA.
I have a D-Link KVM switch ( 2 way) . Now my problem lies in the PS/2
sockets
the KVM switch expects to connect to the Aurora. I can obtain a PS/2 to
Serial mouse
connector but I'm slightly more c
Rich,
You are correct, in faded print i can make out 'Tombs of Ornak' ,
Has this always been public Domain software, it looks retail to me.
Thanks for the info
Neil
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It is a good little public domain text adventure - the Lost Tombs of
Ornac
(avai
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