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From: Jarek Adamski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 1999 3:34 PM
Subject: New hardware for SAM
> 1. 4MB SIMM - 1/3
Agreed. What types of Simms are u thinking off? EDO is getting scarecer.
> 2. ZX128 emul - 1/3
Nope - not as much point
- Original Message -
From: Simon Cooke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 1999 10:31 PM
Subject: Re: New hardware for SAM
> Simple solution: Try it and see ;)
And dont forget to see how it runs with Lemmings ;)
Don't forget that if you're considering doing a 28MHz CPU for the SAM, you
may want to consult with me and /or Martin Rookyard regarding the fiddly
details you'll have to worry about :)
We had a prototype that ran at 12MHz with an overclocked Z80... and
discovered that you'd need to have some glue
> 1. 4MB SIMM - 1/3
> 2. ZX128 emul - 1/3
> 3. DMA - 0/3
> 4. ISA cross- 0/3
> 5. Interlacer - 0/3
> 6. Amiga HDFDD - 1/0
> 7. 28MHz CPU- 0/0
Alright, I vote for 28MHz CPU and DMA . . .
-Thomas
Hi!
I want to add one more thing to my hardware project list. This
is extention with CPU compatibile to Z80, but 16b and working at
28MHz. This is all I know in this matter as yet.
So I counted the votes (valid/invalid):
1. 4MB SIMM - 1/3
2. ZX128 emul - 1/3
3. DMA - 0/3
4. IS
On Tue, 7 Sep 1999, Aley Keprt wrote:
> > Andrew Collier wrote:
> >
> > >> Internally packed SAD is still a SAD.
> > It's a compressed sad -- the user *needs* to know this.
>
> Again: Compressed SAD is still a SAD.
Again: Oh no it isn't. the user *needs* to be able to see, at a glance,
the diffe
Justin Skists <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You can get KE-Disk from the usual ftp site - I can't remember the
> exact path but the site is ftp.nvg.unit.no...
ftp.nvg.ntnu.no - unit is dead.
-Frode
--
^ Frode Tennebø| email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ^
| Ericsson Radar AS.
You can get KE-Disk from the usual ftp site - I can't remember the
exact path but the site is ftp.nvg.unit.no...
One small peice of advice with KE-Disk - it's best to change the
BASIC code to force the program to reread the entire disk directory
before every disk command. IIRC, you need to put a '
Many people said we could use long file extensions in SimCoupe
(especially for packed .sad.tar.gz, etc.), but I ask:
Do we really need this?
There are several things unpossible in DOS, and when we
will need such, we must stop supporting DOS (e.g.digital
sound has no standard in DOS). But why should
> Andrew Collier wrote:
>
> >Surely it is better to have different extensions for distinguishable file
> >types.
>
> It is.
>
> [snip]
>
> >No no no, the filename extension should be meaningful to the user (as
well
> >as to the computer, if the computer takes any notice of it anyway).
>
> Yep. Th
Can anyone tell me where to get ke_disk or pc_suite from.
Bob Wilkinson
> Hi,
>
> Two things - firstly, is anyone actually maintaining this at present?
I do.
> Secondly, did anyone actually get the source included to compile? Mine
kept
> complaining about missing header files; don't remember exactly which, I'll
> check tomorrow.
I can send the missing files.
Blast Turbo, the updated version of Blast which was originally on
Fred 56 (Blast Turbo itself was on a late Fred issue, but who knows
which?) is now available for downloading.
If you want some game to play on your Sam or under emulation and you
didn't have a Fred sub at the time, you can be sub
Hi,
Two things - firstly, is anyone actually maintaining this at present?
Secondly, did anyone actually get the source included to compile? Mine kept
complaining about missing header files; don't remember exactly which, I'll
check tomorrow.
--
Paul
Then what's hindering somebody to buy a cr
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