Thanks Peter for your comments. > Could it be your QubATA code? I remember that Qubide was always a bit critical on powerup.
This happens without QubATA or any extra code or configured items. Qubide was always a bit critical on powerup, QubATA is not ;-) > How about the monitor? Or did you find one of the rare Flatscreens that can display 1024x512 well? I still have a CRT multisync monitor (probably the last one working) but I used also a video upscaler VGA to HDMI on faltscreens. Anyway, I don't really use the high resolution (1024x512) which is not enough compliant with my eyes quality requirement. However the 16 bits colours mode is excellent. > You'd have to bend one pin of each EPROM, so they don't connect to the socket. Then connect both bent pins by wire with turbo switch and a pullup. (The onboard ROM selector jumpered to "Normal Operation".) This sounds promising. Not afraid. Pins number please. Thanks PS : Bouton = Button = Taste = Botòn = some kind of electrical equipment when pushed or turned, switches from a stable state (Computer OFF) to an unstable state (Computer ON) - :-) Regards, Alain _______________________________________________ QL-Users Mailing List _______________________________________________ QL-Users Mailing List
