Re: Broken URL's

On Wed, 23 Sep 1998, David wrote: Any idea who's they where? Nope, some zx81 page... PS: What's the score on updating the FAQ? Urm, no-idea. I never liked the idea of a FAQ as I never thought that many questions were asked, and I'd rather have the info on relevant pages. Thus I just left it

Using a syquest.

Hello, I was just wondering if you can use a syquest drive(same as a zip drive)with the atom?Also can it be used as a master i.e. instead of a hard drive. Also can the sam use scsi hardware and how? Kind regards -- I like work ... I can sit and watch it for hours. cheers Peter Harkess

Re: Using a syquest.

Peter Harkess wrote: Hello, I was just wondering if you can use a syquest drive(same as a zip drive)with the atom?Also can it be used as a master i.e. instead of a hard drive. In theory, I'd expect it could be done... at the end of the day it's really down to understanding how the Zip

Re: Broken URL's

On Wed, 23 Sep 1998, David wrote: Any idea who's they where? Nope, some zx81 page... PS: What's the score on updating the FAQ? Urm, no-idea. I never liked the idea of a FAQ as I never thought that many questions were asked, and I'd rather have the info on relevant pages. Thus I

Re: Broken URL's

In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Tim [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes I never liked the idea of a FAQ as I never thought that many questions were asked, and I'd rather have the info on relevant pages. Thus I just left it to graham (and at one time HTML'ised it) No idea if graham is still interested in

Re: Broken URL's

The Mad Goose wrote: I might have a bash at it sometime this week - there's a very basic copy (Graham's original, I think) up on my site atm, but it's years old. Np. Perhaps u should post up any specfic queries on here... if there's anyone alive round here you should be able to fill up some

Re: Using a syquest.

In theory, I'd expect it could be done... at the end of the day it's really down to understanding how the Zip actually works. But that's the problem. Iomega are hardly forthcoming with techy details. Edwin'll be better placed technically for this ;) The internal IDE ones will work -- after all,

Re: Using a syquest.

Simon Cooke wrote: In theory, I'd expect it could be done... at the end of the day it's really down to understanding how the Zip actually works. But that's the problem. Iomega are hardly forthcoming with techy details. Edwin'll be better placed technically for this ;) The internal IDE

Re: Using a syquest.

David wrote: Help's having people on the inside ;) Whoops! I meant people IN on the inside... The original line sounds like Cookies about to join the PCB-H set ;) Mind u :)