Rich,
Shouldn't that be WIN_FORMAT 3 to enable win3 to be formatted?
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On Saturday, March 6, 2010, 8:42:33 AM, you wrote:
RM I am running QPC2 v3.33 under Windows 7 (64 bit).
RM I have just tried to create a new hard disk drive (first time in years)
RM I have pointed WIN3 to
Try the Array extension which can be found here:
http://www.dilwyn.me.uk/tk/index.html
Regards,
Adrian
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On Wednesday, January 6, 2010, 8:43:20 AM, you wrote:
sbnc Does anyone know of a way of saving data stored in an array on
sbnc a QL like you can with the ZX Spectrum? Below is a
Has anyone had any experience of using USB to serial port adapters
with QPC2 under Vista? I have a Belkin adapter that gives me a COM
port on my Sony VAIO laptop (which has no hardware COM ports). Using
Q-emuLator I can access the virtual COM port as SER2 with no problem
at all, but under QPC2
Tony,
I'm able to do the hardware side, but my area is really in the
software. If you were able to knock up some kind of interface between
the superHermes (which I have) and the USBWiz I'm prepared to put in
the time to look at the software.
As I'd do this work on an Aurora QL, the ideal
The uALFAT-USB module looks like a possible contender, although it
would need some kind of glue board to interface it:
http://www.crownhill.co.uk/product.php?prod=1577
Has anyone had any experience with this module?
As far as the issue of writing drivers for every type of USB device I
would
Or, better still, maybe the USBwiz-OEM :
http://www.crownhill.co.uk/product.php?prod=1459
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On Wednesday, October 28, 2009, 12:44:54 PM, I wrote:
ADI The uALFAT-USB module looks like a possible contender, although it
ADI would need some kind of glue board to interface it:
ADI
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On Wednesday, October 28, 2009, 2:59:49 PM, you wrote:
MC In message 1482547586.20091027191...@ntlworld.com, Adrian D. Ives
MC adrian.i...@ntlworld.com writes
MC Hi Adrian,
MC Well ... you have tried two of the best electronic parts spares, and not
MC found the connector.
MC Obviously
-simplifying things here, and probably talking
bollocks, but it seems possible to me. In any event, it's an
interesting discussion to have.
Adrian
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On Wednesday, October 28, 2009, 4:26:10 PM, you wrote:
TF Adrian D. Ives wrote, On 28/10/09 12:54:
Or, better still, maybe the USBwiz-OEM :
http
I recently acquired a Grundy NewBrain PSU with the intention to use it
with a NewBrain Model A that I had recently purchased second hand. As
soon as the unit arrived I knew that I recognized it from somewhere,
yet I have never had any previous exposure to the NewBrain (this new
interest only came
398251442.20091027173...@ntlworld.com, Adrian D. Ives
MC adrian.i...@ntlworld.com writes
MC Hi Adrian,
MC I have a Grundy NewBrain PSU, that is labelled as - 6.5v at 1.2A - with
MC the other information rubbed over with a black marker of some sort.
MC It is enclosed in a brown thermoset plastic ( a longer
Hi, Tony,
Thanks for the info. I knew I remembered it from somewhere! Can Dennis
be contacted? I wonder if he kept any of the original leads from the
PSUs?
btw did you ever get my e-mail about my non-functioning ROMDisQ? I
have had no success it getting it ro read but it seems happy to format
Tony,
The logic of it seems weird to me as well. How can it be possible to
flash the device driver but not, apparently the file system? It spends
a long time doing what seems to be a normal format process before
returning Format Failed and then the device driver has gone (no
ROMDisQ banner on
Urs,
As you said, to the QL community it means Just that one can compile
QDOS-programs under Windows. This is useful, however, for those only
running emulators, because it means compilation can happen at the full
speed of the native OS' CPU, rather than the (admittedly very
efficient) emulated
Just to close off my original request, I have now successfully
recompiled C68 (as XTC68) under Open Watcom C Version 1.8 and MinGW
(Minimalist GNU for Windows) GCC 3.4.5. The latter version is useful
because it integrates very well with the MinGW environment and allows
MinGW Make to be used to
Dave,
I'm very happy to do that. I think it makes a lot of sense for this to
be hosted with the rest of C68. I'll zip the current stuff up and send
it over to you.
I've tried to retain the multi-platform compatibility of the
original by continuing to use compile time defines to select the
Hello Dave,
No, I didn't realize that XTC68 was the same thing as C68. That's why I
enquired about the source ;)
There is, of course, no need to produce a graphic front end as there
are several freeware C development IDEs out there that could be
pressed into service for this
Does anyone know where I can get hold of the source for this c68 cross
compiler? I have the DOS/NT/UNIX binaries, but I'm interested in
updating it to run under Win32.
As an aside, I recently finished migrating an MK14 emulator to run
under Vista. It's nothing spectacular, but it does have a
front-end, then I would suggest that this should be done as a
DW free-standing program that simply calls the existing binaries?
DW Dave
DW -Original Message-
DW From: ql-users-boun...@lists.q-v-d.com
DW [mailto:ql-users-boun...@lists.q-v-d.com] On Behalf Of Adrian D. Ives
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Rich,
Yes, they both work. QPC2 treats the drive as a native QDOS floppy
right away. With Q-emuLator you have to mount it as a QDOS floppy on
one of the MDV slots, but it works.
Regards,
Adrian
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On Monday, October 12, 2009, 6:54:33 PM, you wrote:
RM Can anyone please confirm that both
fyi. I'm running both emulators under Vista on a Sony VAIO laptop with
no onboard floppy drive, so USB is the only option.
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On Monday, October 12, 2009, 7:04:03 PM, I wrote:
ADI Rich,
ADI Yes, they both work. QPC2 treats the drive as a native QDOS floppy
ADI right away. With Q-emuLator you
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