Has anyone out there got the top secret list of configuration offsets for
the MasterSpy editor executable? I've wasted over an hour trying to change
the size of the primary console, but I don't seem to be hitting the right
bytes to poke.
It's not just a question of overwriting the CON_
OK, I've found secret offsets 167 168, which set the number of rows and
columns. The CON definition appears to be a Guardian window for the pointer
environment. What I can't find is any way to set the position of the
MasterSpy window relative to the Guardian.
My manual for this very nice
This morning at 10:50 GMT the latest version of the driver, running under a
QDOS JM ROM, successfully loaded a file into the MasterSpy editor without
crashing. This issue has been bugging me for days, but was finally traced
to some errant mode swapping code that allowed an IOSS retry to happen
Congratulations Adrian. Is this the USBWiz module you are writing the
driver for?
http://www.crownhill.co.uk/product.php?prod=
Best regards,
Petri
On Sun, Feb 20, 2011 at 1:06 PM, Adrian Ives adr...@acanthis.co.uk wrote:
This morning at 10:50 GMT the latest version of the driver, running
Yes, that's the one. You also need some circuitry to translate RS232 to TTL
levels. A MAX232 chip and a handful of capacitors is what the Ser-USB
prototype uses to do this. If you search on eBay you can often find
ready-made RS232/TTL converter modules intended for programming satellite TV
I am looking at buying the ISP1160 chips and doing a little PCB that has the
USBWiz and TTL level in/out for a short run - would probably not cost much
more than the retail price of a USBWiz board to do. I'm just checking it out
- no promises, but I am thinking other computers may want/need the
Having just looked at this wiki position:
Does anybody knows, how CST has handled subdirectories for their CST SCSI
Interface in 1986?
There were no FS2 in those days, so how?
Cheers...Ralf
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