Guys,
Firstly, it's all a little bit quiet in here, is everyone on their
Hols.!!?
Ok, to the point. My QL software catelogue is looking quite good, I
have quite
a nice collection of applications and Games but It's nowhere near
finished, not by a long
shot. I have requested and sucessfully pur
Morning Neil,
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> Firstly, it's all a little bit quiet in here, is everyone on their
> Hols.!!?
It has been a little on the quiet side recently.
I wonder if people simply cannot get through all the spam about the German
stock exchange that seems to be very 'popular' at th
Norman,
German spam doesn't get through our firewall although the occasional Viagra
advert does and this morning 'Emma'
wants to talk to me about 're: The other night' , sadly, i can't remember Emma,
you'd imagine i would :-)
Back on topic, no problem, I'm sure someone out there has a few
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Neil Riley wrote:
> Norman,
>
> German spam doesn't get through our firewall although the occasional Viagra
> advert does and this morning 'Emma'
> wants to talk to me about 're: The other night' , sadly, i can't remember
> Emma, you'd imagine i
Ebay auction nbrs
130114107154 - divIDE CF interface for ZX Spectrum - CompactFlash!
&
130115931446 - divIDE interface for ZX Spectrum - connect HDD to ZX
Now, I'm actually quite impressed with this, why isn't there a QL varient !?
actually, i know the answer but goodness, what a boost fo
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Neil Riley wrote:
> Ebay auction nbrs
>
> 130114107154 - divIDE CF interface for ZX Spectrum - CompactFlash!
> &
> 130115931446 - divIDE interface for ZX Spectrum - connect HDD to ZX
>
> Now, I'm actually quite impressed with this, why isn't ther
Neil Riley wrote:
Ebay auction nbrs
130114107154 - divIDE CF interface for ZX Spectrum -
CompactFlash!
&
130115931446 - divIDE interface for ZX Spectrum - connect HDD to
ZX
Now, I'm actually quite impressed with this, why isn't there a QL
varient !?
>>T
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Neil Riley wrote:
> Neil Riley wrote:
> Ebay auction nbrs
>
> 130114107154 - divIDE CF interface for ZX Spectrum -
> CompactFlash!
> &
> 130115931446 - divIDE interface for ZX Spectrum - connect HDD to
> ZX
>
> Now, I'
There is - Qubide.
I meant, a decent memory size Compact flash equalivant.
>>So did I. Qubide runs a standard Compact Flash adapter.
>>After all CF is IDE and requires no special hardware.
Is that so. So how does one attach a nice fat SD card to Qubide?
, i assume it would be
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> There is - Qubide.
>
> I meant, a decent memory size Compact flash equalivant.
>
>>> So did I. Qubide runs a standard Compact Flash adapter.
>>> After all CF is IDE and requires no special hardware.
>
> Is that
Thats a shame, we just got rid of a dozen or so of those PCMCIA compact
flash cards, only a few Mb each though.
They fetch quite a price on ebay hence the reason why they were
gotten rid of...
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Neil Ril
Neil Riley wrote:
>>>So did I. Qubide runs a standard Compact Flash adapter.
>>>After all CF is IDE and requires no special hardware.
> Is that so. So how does one attach a nice fat SD card to Qubide?
Not SD (Secure Digital), CF (CompactFlash) it is (same as with your
Spectrum hardware). CF cards
Neil Riley wrote:
> Thats a shame, we just got rid of a dozen or so of those PCMCIA compact
> flash cards, only a few Mb each though.
First of all, CompactFlash and PCMCIA are two separate things,
CompactFlash is the flash format and PCMCIA are the slots in notebooks
which can hold pretty much eve
Thanks Marcel, you've just verified what Tony has said.
I will take a look.
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Neil Riley wrote:
>>>So did I. Qubide runs a standard Compact Flash adapter.
>>>After all CF is IDE and requires no special hardware.
> Is that so. So how does one attach a nic
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Neil Riley wrote:
> Thats a shame, we just got rid of a dozen or so of those PCMCIA compact
> flash cards, only a few Mb each though.
> They fetch quite a price on ebay hence the reason why they were
> gotten rid of...
>
They are still dirt cheap
So, are we saying :-
CompactFlash--->Pcmcia adaptor->IDE interface--> Aurora
or
CompactFlash--->Pcmcia adaptor->Aurora
almost there now ! :-)
Neil
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> Thats a sha
Neil Riley wrote:
CompactFlash--->>Pcmcia adaptor->IDE interface--> Aurora
>
> or
>
CompactFlash--->>Pcmcia adaptor->Aurora
>
> almost there now ! :-)
Both wrong.
CompactFlash-->>CF/IDE adapter-->>Aurora
Marcel
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Hi all.
Phoebus Dokos used to sell a Compact Flash reader that worked perfectly
with QubIDE. I (q-celt) was the european agent for them - they were
designed to fit into the floppy drive bay on a PC case, or a 5.25" bay
with an adaptor. Sold quite a few as I recall.
I think we sold them for le
Marcel Kilgus wrote:
>> almost there now ! :-)
>
> Both wrong.
>
CompactFlash-->>>CF/IDE adapter-->>Aurora
Oops, that should be
CompactFlash-->>CF/IDE adapter-->>QubIDE
of course...
Marcel
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Hi Darren,
Phoebus sold the Compact flash adapters to anyone who wanted them, I
have a couple sitting doing nothing.
Derek
Darren Branagh wrote:
> Hi all.
>
> Phoebus Dokos used to sell a Compact Flash reader that worked perfectly
> with QubIDE. I (q-celt) was the european agent for them - th
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> Phoebus sold the Compact flash adapters to anyone who wanted them, I
> have a couple sitting doing nothing.
>
... and I have one too.
They are easily available though commercially.
As I said there is no hardware logic, just s
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Neil Riley
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>Guys,
>
>Firstly, it's all a little bit quiet in here, is everyone on their
>Hols.!!?
>
>Ok, to the point. My QL software catelogue is looking quite good, I
>have quite
>a nice collection of applications and Games but It's now
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Darren Branagh
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>Hi all.
>
>Phoebus Dokos used to sell a Compact Flash reader that worked perfectly
>with QubIDE. I (q-celt) was the european agent for them - they were
>designed to fit into the floppy drive bay on a PC case, or a 5.25" ba
> I notice a chap on ebay selling an add on for the spectrum which
> allows an SD card
> to be slotted in, It has it's own firmware and thus commands for the
> spectrum. Oh yes,
> a 1Gb + card would easily hold all spectrum software, a boom to an
> old gamer like
> myself. I think it costs around £
On 23 May 2007, at 18:57, Malcolm Cadman wrote:
I'm still after a working ICL OPD monitor!
Or PSU from the mono display model...
Or even pinouts for the PSU module...
Richard
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