Hi Davide,
... The DD Unix utility might
be of course an interesting option but maybe it could be more useful for SD
cards written with the QL-SD interface rather than a Qubide hard disk
(especially if it has more than one partition)
Whilst it's true that this was written with these cards in
Hi Davide,
> The DD Unix utility might be of course an interesting option but
> maybe it could be more useful for SD cards written with the QL-SD
> interface rather than a Qubide hard disk (especially if it has
> more than one partition)
There might still be a misunderstanding, because the DD
By the way, if someone actually attaches a raw Qubide IDE harddisk
to a PC in order to extract an image file with DD:
Since 68K CPU's are big endian, while x86 is little endian, it might
be required to do some conversion. Not sure about the QL, but on
Q40/Q60, access to the IDE data registers
Hi Wolfgang
QXL:
I think that the QXL display depends a lot on the
video card installed on the PC. I could not find out what type of video
card is needed to get all the best resolutions.
If it were possible, it
would be nice that with QXL, you should not have a QXL.WIN for DOS
device (C :, D :,
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(...)
If it were possible, it would be nice that with QXL, you should not have
a QXL.WIN for DOS device (C :, D :, E: etc.), but it would be
configurable as with QPC in any subdirectories
This
Hi all,
I’ve been following this thread with some interest as I still have some QL
hardware (SGC/Qubide/Aurora) which I recently converted from a spinning IDE
hard drive to a Compact Flash card using an adapter. I then added an
additional adapter with an external slot to use as a backup
Hi Bob,
This problem also exists on the HD drive of my Aurora or QXL-PC.
If I can find a working DD drive I may test this later.
Again just to be clear : yo also cannot read/write/format disks when
they are HD (1.4 MiB) disks, when using he Aurora. Does this need a
GOldcard or