RE: Re: [ql-users] qxltool and multipartitions

2001-07-11 Thread Ian . Pine
Hello, instead of getting the access denied error, it asked for two letters and then formated it just fine. (52428 sectors, which seems a little small). I noticed that the number reported at the end of FORMAT is less than the number reported by DIR. The former, I believe, is the number of

Re: [ql-users] Syquest and Q40 question

2001-07-11 Thread Dilwyn Jones
Umm ... nice idea. I've got a Compact Flash card in a pocket computer. Nice devices ! Pity that they are not 'hot swapping', though, as you suggest. Although they are very useful as a permanent second drive :-) My backup QL has an 8MB RomDisq from Tony Firshman. Nice as a small

Re: [ql-users] QL links

2001-07-11 Thread Dilwyn Jones
Tony Firshman wrote: This gives a good list of QL related sites: http://directory.google.com/Top/Computers/Systems/Sinclair/QL/ Can't be that good, they left out the Dilwyn Jones site ;-) (Maybe it was the pictures of me or Tony Firshman which caused that though) Have used the SUBMIT

Re: [ql-users] qxltool and multipartitions

2001-07-11 Thread Richard Zidlicky
On Tue, Jul 10, 2001 at 03:37:00PM -0700, Timothy Swenson wrote: At 12:10 AM 7/11/2001 +0200, Richard Z. wrote: I have reformated my /dev/hda2 today with qxltool -W /dev/hda2 0 xx xx xx and it worked perfectly. I tried it using 256 instead of the 0 (since it's 256 MB partition). That

Re: [ql-users] QL links

2001-07-11 Thread Tony Firshman
On Wed, 11 Jul 2001 at 10:52:37, you wrote: (ref: 000601c109ef$50464220$2e075cc3@default) Tony Firshman wrote: This gives a good list of QL related sites: http://directory.google.com/Top/Computers/Systems/Sinclair/QL/ Can't be that good, they left out the Dilwyn Jones site ;-) (Maybe it

[ql-users] Unzip Librarian

2001-07-11 Thread Dilwyn Jones
Another new QL program release from me, I'm afraid. This time, it's a front end program for unzipping zipped files. There are two versions, one pointer driven and the other not pointer driven. Both need Toolkit 2, and a copy of QL Unzip of course (may be obtained from www.daria.co.uk Jonathan

Re: [ql-users] Syquest and Q40 question

2001-07-11 Thread Peter Graf
Dilwyn Jones wrote: Umm ... nice idea. I've got a Compact Flash card in a pocket computer. Nice devices ! Pity that they are not 'hot swapping', though, as you suggest. Although they are very useful as a permanent second drive :-) No hot-swapping doesn't mean should be permanent. Just power

Re: [ql-users] Syquest and Q40 question

2001-07-11 Thread Malcolm Cadman
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Peter Graf [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes Umm ... nice idea. I've got a Compact Flash card in a pocket computer. Nice devices ! Pity that they are not 'hot swapping', though, as you suggest. Although they are very useful as a permanent second drive :-) No hot-swapping

Re: [ql-users] Unzip Librarian

2001-07-11 Thread Malcolm Cadman
In article 000401c10a31$2f2ae4a0$d2065cc3@default, Dilwyn Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes Another new QL program release from me, I'm afraid. This time, it's a front end program for unzipping zipped files. There are two versions, one pointer driven and the other not pointer driven. Both need

Re: [ql-users] qxltool and multipartitions

2001-07-11 Thread Q Branch
SNIP w you are saying WIN_FORMAT X will format drive X. So to format the Syquest I would have to do the following: WIN_DRIVE 3,1 (Set win3_ to the slave drive on the primary bus) WIN_FORMAT 3 (to format the drive) I just tried that (with SMSQ/E 2.91 in ROM) and it did not work.

Re: [ql-users] qxltool and multipartitions

2001-07-11 Thread Q Branch
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Timothy Swenson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes Ok, I am now able to read the Syquest as win3_. I dumped some files there and I am able to boot into Linux. From there I put partitions on a number of Syquest carts. I also formatted my first and second QDOS partitions

Re: [ql-users] qxltool and multipartitions

2001-07-11 Thread Timothy Swenson
At 12:07 AM 7/12/2001 +0100, you wrote: You are missing a bit. after the WIN_FORMAT 3 you should then type Format win3_ the first command allows the drive to be formatted but does nothing else. This is a protection against accidental formatting. Long winded but worthwhile. I think I get it.