Tony Firshman wrote:
Ade Vickers wrote:
Possibly - but would a connector give up when the chip had been
undisturbed for ~10 years?
Indeed it could. Corrosion is likely on the exposed areas,
and this chip gets pretty hot, so can migrate.
OK. I'm pretty sure the CPU is ok, because it
I buy and sell old consoles and games and whenever I have a cart that refuses
to
work I use MAPLIN (www.maplin.co.uk)
( N61AN ) Contact Clean 200ml £2.50
( N64AN ) PCB Cleaner 200ml . £3
This de-oxidises and generally helps with dry joints etc. More often than not
this is
enough. The
Luke, I don't have a Q60, but have heard it said that SOME issues can
be resolved by turning cache off (which obviously makes things run a
bit slower). I don't know how, it'll probably say in documention with
the machine. Turning caches off shouldn't do any harm except slow
things down a
bit, you
I've recently tried to use QHelp (version 1.04) under QemuLator. It
refused to run and I got a (QLiberator?) error screen with the message
that DIR_SELECT$ was a bad name. This is not too surprising as I've
never heard of DIR_SELECT$ and it's not listed in QHelp's index file. So
why didn't I have
On Mon, 18 Sep 2006 17:01:47 +0100, François Van Emelen
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David McCann schreef:
I've recently tried to use QHelp (version 1.04) under QemuLator. It
refused to run and I got a (QLiberator?) error screen with the message
that DIR_SELECT$ was a bad name. This is not too
Freescale is being sold. The semiconductor company which made our
cherished 68008 ... 68060 CPUs, formerly Motorola, is now sold off to a
private equity group :-(
http://media.freescale.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=196520p=irol-newsArticleID=905906tid=FSHMINI
Or, for the German readers:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Rich
Mellor [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
On Mon, 18 Sep 2006 17:01:47 +0100, François Van Emelen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
David McCann schreef:
I've recently tried to use QHelp (version 1.04) under QemuLator. It
refused to run and I got a (QLiberator?) error screen
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
A help request:
Is there a way of returning the current month as a number?
...
Seems so clumsy I'm sure there must be a better way! I need to use it
in my diary program to find entries for the current day or current
month. The only other idea I've come up with so far
Ade Vickers wrote:
Tony Firshman wrote:
Ade Vickers wrote:
Possibly - but would a connector give up when the chip had been
undisturbed for ~10 years?
Indeed it could. Corrosion is likely on the exposed areas,
and this chip gets pretty hot, so can migrate.
OK. I'm pretty sure the
On 18 Sep 2006 at 17:17, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
A help request:
Hope this helps :
DEFine FuNction make_all_months$
rem this makes a string JanFeb... in the current language
rem this should be called during the initialisation part
rem eg. all_months$=make_all_months$
LOCal string$,lp%,a$,temp
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