Putting a disk in flp2_ and none in flp1_ then trying to read
flp1_ may give an indication as to whether the "addressing" is
working.
There is a command in the Goldcard to set the step rate which
has to be set for some drives and causes them to rattle when
not right. I don't have a manual to
Dilwyn wrote :
Minor point to note re. MAX_CON - it seems fine if used in the body of
a program, I seem to get problems under some conditions (especially
error conditions) if it is called from within a PROC or FN in SBASIC
(not apparent in SuperBASIC), you may find occasional 'missing End
On Wed, 21 Mar 2001 at 09:34:08, Dent Jonathan
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Putting a disk in flp2_ and none in flp1_ then trying to read
flp1_ may give an indication as to whether the "addressing" is
working.
There is a command in the Goldcard to set the step rate which
The next challenge now that Photon is here : to make the most useless and
"incontournable" program that waste a lot of disk space on PC, less on QL I
think, that is a screensaver with a (configurable) collection or compiled
jpeg images.
Anybody interested ?
Claude
(I think it is not very
I have on my drives, Sony MP-F17W-01, only a switch for all the
4 positions. Any Ideas?
Explain that in more detail.
I will try it ...
What you said, in English, could mean all the 4 are connected.
I have 2 drives connected, one switched to ds0 the second switched
as ds1. there are only
Can you explain a little more on what the glitch is with SMSQ/E 2.98 on the Q40
and exactly what the patch fixes?
Also, will this fix be in a future release of SMSQ/E?
Tim Swenson
On Wed, Mar 21, 2001 at 08:58:41AM -0800, Timothy Swenson wrote:
Can you explain a little more on what the glitch is with SMSQ/E 2.98 on the Q40
and exactly what the patch fixes?
it is this nice move.l instruction, anyone who has ever programmed m68k
assembler will have similar experiences.
Sounds like a Power Supply problem to me.
Are these drives +5V only or are they +5V +12V
If they are +5V only you may need a bigger PSU.
RON
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Putting a disk in flp2_ and none in flp1_ then trying to read
flp1_ may give an indication as to whether the "addressing" is
working.
There is a command in the Goldcard to set the step rate which
has to be set for some
In article 009001c0b1de$11cd57e0$1e01a8c0@asusp5a, Andreas Berger
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what is the best, and where to get, image-viewer for the classic QL?
(jpeg, gif ect.) I have now seen an JPEG-viewer for my C64 with a
usefuel dithering (IFLI), i assume a QL can do that better/faster?
Sounds like a Power Supply problem to me.
Are these drives +5V only or are they +5V +12V
If they are +5V only you may need a bigger PSU.
Yippie!!! That was the problem. I have now exchanged the
power supply and i get working drives :)
Thanx for the help!!!
regards, Andreas
what is the best, and where to get, image-viewer for the classic QL?
(jpeg, gif ect.) I have now seen an JPEG-viewer for my C64 with a
usefuel dithering (IFLI), i assume a QL can do that better/faster?
OpenWorld is one that was written some time ago and caters for 3
different image
I assume you have Toolkit II enabled (TK2_EXT): I get the same results
below ONLY if TK2 is enabled.
If i insert only in flp2_ a disk and do "dir flp1_" the flp1_ LED is
activated and i get a "Nicht gefunden" (not found).
Seems a right error msg: no disk in drive error
There is a command in the Goldcard to set the step rate which
has to be set for some drives and causes them to rattle when
not right. I don't have a manual to hand and can't remember the
command syntax but maybe you can look it up or somebody
'listening' in knows it off by heart?
Maybe your power supply is not able to cope with this.
This was the reason!!! Too stupid but now it works fine :)
Thanx for your help, Andreas
Using SMSQ
I presume from the implication in your email that SMSQ does and always will
return 'HBA' for VER$ ?
yes
If so, then scr_xlim and scr_ylim are correct for what I need.
If not, then DJToolkit can check to see if these functions exist before
calling them : if CHECK('scr_xlim) then
Andreas Berger makes some magical things to make me read
[Charset Windows-1252 unsupported, skipping...]
The fact that "dir flp2_" will motion the flp1_ floppy after trying the
flp2_ floppy is normal, it's part of the TK2 behavior
(When "dir something" fails, TK2 next try "dir
On 20 Mar 2001, at 18:31, Mills wrote:
Dear QLers
Would people be prepared to pay for HB and if so how much, or would
you only use it if was freeware? Would it need certain features before
you would be prepared to buy it? As CSS1/CSS2/XSL are unlikely to be
implemented, does this
On 20 Mar 2001, at 19:00, Marcel Kilgus wrote:
That's right but shouldn't pose a problem to QPC.
Marcel
Oh, but it does: a jmp then give a wrong address error.
Wolfgang
On 20 Mar 2001, at 22:20, Peter Graf wrote:
128 MB RAM / 60 GB for example. But it wouldn't make sense.
And let us pray that it never will
Wolfgang
On 20 Mar 2001, at 19:48, Geoff Wicks wrote:
I have not come across this problem in practice, but is it something which
only affects older (or badly written) QL-Liberated programs? Could it be
something to do with the original basic? For example assuming that system
variables begin at
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