On Fri, 19 Apr 2002 at 06:44:27, wrote:
Another wrongly setup attribute-- ^ (8-)#
blank == Wolfgang Lenerz (I think)
(ref: 3CBFBCCB.21958.1DDB5@localhost)
On 18 Apr 2002, at 9:20, Tony Firshman wrote:
Needs a tiny
soldering bit though and bravado.
.. and you have lots of those...
No
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From: Tony Firshman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Subject: Re: [ql-users] Another stupid question re Floppies
No - only one bravado (8-)#
But they come in boxes of 5 don't they :o)
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Norman Dunbar
Database/Unix administrator
On Thu, 18 Apr 2002, ZN wrote:
new?) I am telling you here, that when you fix the QubIDE, send it
directly to Dave so he can have it for his testing until he finishes the
project. Unless you and Dave already covered that aspect.
This is the first word about it that I've heared but that's
On Wed, 17 Apr 2002 at 23:29:55, ZN wrote:
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These days drives do not have jumpers any more.
There are though solder pads on a lot of drives actually marked DS0/DS1
I have soldered the link for Bill Richardson a few times. Needs a tiny
soldering bit though and bravado.
On 18 Apr 2002, at 9:20, Tony Firshman wrote:
Needs a tiny
soldering bit though and bravado.
.. and you have lots of those...
(I presume.)
Wolfgang
Hmmm can someone tell me why the twist on the floppy cable for Miracle fdd
cables consists of 3 signals only unlike the one used on the PC?
Believe it or not, I just noticed! Well better late than never :-)
Is it like that with every FDD controller used on the QL or there are some
with the PC
It is all explained in Keith Mitchell's hardware docs. Every other line
in the ribbon is an earth. By twisting lines 10 through 13 you are
swapping the drive 0 with the drive one signal with the earth line as a
pivot. Quite what the PC one does is not clear.
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Roy Wood
Q Branch, 20 Locks
On Wed, 17 Apr 2002, Roy Wood wrote:
It is all explained in Keith Mitchell's hardware docs. Every other line
in the ribbon is an earth. By twisting lines 10 through 13 you are
swapping the drive 0 with the drive one signal with the earth line as a
pivot. Quite what the PC one does is not
On 18/04/02 at 00:04 Dexter wrote:
It is all explained in Keith Mitchell's hardware docs. Every other line
in the ribbon is an earth. By twisting lines 10 through 13 you are
swapping the drive 0 with the drive one signal with the earth line as a
pivot. Quite what the PC one does is not
At 11:29 ìì 17/4/2002, you wrote:
On 18/04/02 at 00:04 Dexter wrote:
It is all explained in Keith Mitchell's hardware docs. Every other line
in the ribbon is an earth. By twisting lines 10 through 13 you are
swapping the drive 0 with the drive one signal with the earth line as a
pivot.
On 17/04/02 at 23:50 Phoebus Dokos wrote:
[Floppy connectors]
Hmm so two drives can work simultaneously (theoretically?)
Surprisingly, yes! In fact, the NEC 765 controller (the same core is used
on many PC based controller chips, including ones used on GC/SGC) can do
parallel head positioning
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