Hi John,
If you are still on the list cannot please contact me - thanks
Regards
Steve.
Steve Parry-Thomas
stevenATjupiter-ace.co.uk
I`ve been missing out, apart from a few issue`s rounabouts 8-10, don`t normally
get out during day to get postal order`s, but my Sister`s gonna let me use her
credit card. I for one seriously have been knowing what I`m missing out on,
it`s a brilliant treat :)
Nice to see you bringing them out
I had a few brief dabbles when you first started up your archive, got a few
simple games running, wouldn`t mind having a good look at it properly, if you
can run the software that Id`ve used on PCW`s at school.
Good luck getting something sorted regarding Atom support :) For now, would it
be
Steve is the Prodos expert, and of course Chris who wrote it, but from what
I can see Prodos uses it's own Ram disk system (i.e. not via MasterDOS) and
also the discs are in cp/m format.
Colin.
==
Quazar : Hardware, Software, Spares and Repairs for the Sam Coupe
1995-2007 - Celebrating 12
That`s a pity, I thought at least something extra
would be able with RAM Disk :(
I knew I was talking crap again :)
Colin Piggot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Steve is the Prodos expert, and of
course Chris who wrote it, but from what
I can see Prodos uses it's own Ram disk system (i.e. not via
The Pro-dos RAM code just soaks up any spare RAM and sets it up as a
RAMdisk, - Drive C on a two disk Sam.
No MasterDos or MasterBasic is used , in fact they were not about when Chris
was writing Pro-Dos.
CP/M disks have a different format than SamDos / MasterDos. I'm hoping
Chris will read
Pro-Dos uses the same floppy-disk format as Amstrad's PCW 8256 - and it will
read original PCW
disks. Of course, they need to be 3.5 disks rather than Amstrad's 3 format.
;-)
Steve is correct in saying that Pro-Dos simply soaks up all available SAM RAM
for its RAM-disk.
If I remember, the
Calvin Allett wrote:
I had a few brief dabbles when you first started up your archive, got
a few simple games running, wouldn`t mind having a good look at it
properly, if you can run the software that Id`ve used on PCW`s at school.
Good luck getting something sorted regarding Atom support :)
