I don't know if sH can affect this, but put a std 8049 in there.
It cannot be the ROM I guess, but worth replacing that as well.
Assuming I can still find it - I have got one somewhere, but WHERE :-(
Also re-seat the Aurora plug-in chips.
Will try that, of course. I have used Arnold's
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Tony Firshman
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SNIP
The actual RomDisq genesis was when Sturat and I were in Eindhoven. I
brought a compact flash designed for the Z88 (I designed the pcb and
build it). We talked about the RomDisq on the way back to UK (train and
bike
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Roy wood wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Dilwyn Jones
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SNIP
If a file ROM1, ROM2, ROM3, or ROM4...exists in root directory of
RomDisq, then this will be initialised prior to F1/F2. This file must
be either a
If a file ROM1, ROM2, ROM3, or ROM4...
up to rom8
Ah, even the mostrecent manual on your website only lists up to ROM4
(not that I'd ever need more).
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Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Glad Mplane is not the problem and that RomDisq has rescued you.
Looks like something is generating interrupts which the Aurora is
acting upon for some reason.
There must be something wrong with the Aurora I guess.
Now, with
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
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Make the extension file 'romn' - n = 1 to 8 (you probably did
that!).
Not sure what you mean here - I simply lrespr ipcextsuk_bin,
configured to my preference.
You haven't read the 'manual' recently have you - it is explained
there.
It means you get a keyboard
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Dilwyn Jones wrote:
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Make the extension file 'romn' - n = 1 to 8 (you probably did
that!).
Not sure what you mean here - I simply lrespr ipcextsuk_bin,
configured to my preference.
You haven't read the 'manual' recently
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Dilwyn Jones
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
SNIP
If a file ROM1, ROM2, ROM3, or ROM4...exists in root directory of
RomDisq, then this will be initialised prior to F1/F2. This file must
be either a bootable ROM, or a RESPR driver file, otherwise the
RomDisq may cause the QL
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Dilwyn Jones wrote:
My machine has been doing the high flashing rate occasionly for some
time now, but when start to flash quickly I tap the board lightly,
and it goes back to normal.
I just put it down to a faulty connection somewhere.
The
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Dilwyn Jones wrote:
PAUSE too fast
Ah this is better.
Try removing Mplane - to eliminate it.
Tony
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Bet you 2 things, though:
1) You thought I was dead or something :)
2) You never read that part of the manual :)
1) Good to know you are still alive and listening in.
2) I did read the manual 9 years ago and forgot about it.
I guess the fact that all is OK if you *remove* qubide eliminates
Mplane
as a source of the problem. All the pins on the Mplane expansion
port
are connected together, so moving qubide about makes no odds.
Hmmm, not quite all OK, just different without Qubide, hence my email
about PAUSE
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Dilwyn Jones wrote:
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Make the extension file 'romn' - n = 1 to 8 (you probably did
that!).
Not sure what you mean here - I simply lrespr ipcextsuk_bin,
configured to my preference.
You haven't read the 'manual' recently have you - it is
My machine has been doing the high flashing rate occasionly for some time now,
but when start to flash quickly I tap the board lightly, and it goes back to
normal.
I just put it down to a faulty connection somewhere.
The snag is I have to leave the cover off.
Arnold
Dilwyn
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From: Dilwyn Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2006 8:33 PM
Subject: Re: [ql-users] floppy drive and keyboard
My machine has been doing the high flashing rate occasionly for some
time now, but when start to flash quickly I tap the board
Anyone successfully using floppy disks under SSMQ/E v3.13 on Super
Gold Card?
There was an earlier thread about this problem - it only appears
related
to DSDD disks so far as I could tell - possibly if you reset the
computer
and then try a HD disk you should be ok, or use FLP_DENSITY H -
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Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Another probably unrelated problem has arisen with the Aurora (or
possibly the SuperHermes Lite). The cursor now flashes extremely fast
and auto repeat is uncontrollable (all operating systems, not just
SMSQ/E 3.13),
Another probably unrelated problem has arisen with the Aurora (or
possibly the SuperHermes Lite). The cursor now flashes extremely
fast
and auto repeat is uncontrollable (all operating systems, not just
SMSQ/E 3.13), effectively making the keyboard unusable. I could
probably poke other auto
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