Hi
I have posted this on ql-developers, but I didnt get an answer .
I have installed qdos-gcc in NetBSD/Arm32, on my RiscPC. Everything
seems fine , but when I transfer the executables to my Q40 with
qltool on floppy, I cant run them. If I execute them from the shell
I get return code -3.
Richard,
Linux Format November 2001.
Simon is doing a series of articles on the various emulators available under
Linux. The Sinclair machines were covered in that issue - as was your
masterpiece.
Cheers,
Norman.
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Norman Dunbar
Database/Unix administrator
I've been lurking on this subject for a while, however, I feel that it is
getting a wee bit personal at times - although as Wolfgang says, we need to
sort it all out and open discussion helps.
However, what do people want to do with the source code when they get it ?
I for one want to see it in
I have just had one of these interfaces returned by a customer as not working on their set-up.
1) Does anyone know the last ROM version (this is v1.06).
2) Can anyone verify the orientation of the two socketed chips. The indentations on the sockets suggest they should be each be facing the
I got this from Tony Firshman - it appears that he cannot post to this list
anymore and would like a discussion started in an attempt to resolve the
situation. It appears that there are others currently unable to post here
either, and are mmissing out on the open source discussions amongst other
And one from Jochen too.
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Norman Dunbar
Database/Unix administrator
Lynx Financial Systems Ltd.
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Tel: 0113 289 6265
Fax: 0113 289 3146
URL: http://www.Lynx-FS.com
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Owing to the Anti-spamming policies of the current list hosting company I
will be changing the list over to a new address within the next few days. I
will be migrating every user on the current list to the new list will make
sure any new subscribers will be added to the new list not the old
Cheers Bruce.
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Norman Dunbar
Database/Unix administrator
Lynx Financial Systems Ltd.
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Tel: 0113 289 6265
Fax: 0113 289 3146
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From: Nicholls,
A rudimentary tool that can edit such files would be welcome (so that
evryone could produce such help files)
Claude
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Objet : [ql-users] basic HTML viewer?
Guys,
I
I think Vlaams = Dutch (spoken in NL, Belgium and France)
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À : QL Users List
Objet : [ql-users] qtyp dictionary
On a disk I have here, I've found a file called
QTYP_DICTIONARY_VLAAMS - does
I do enjoy the diversity of opinions and the glimpses of personalities that
occur in the give and take on this issue. And I do not think bad of anyone for
their position but it is surprising how different they can be. I would think we
would want to give the source code to anyone who would want to
Thanks Bruce.
John in Wales
Thanks Bill, I am glad to see I an not alone in my views
Regards
Mike
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www.macnamaras.com
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From: Bill Cable [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: QL Users [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 21, 2002 5:32 PM
Subject: Re: [ql-users] Source Code
I do enjoy the
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Peter
Graf [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
SNIP
I have asked a simple question, no answer. OK I make it even simpler:
Can I have Roy's above statement, without additions that make it void,
from you ???
What are the additions that make it void ? If you want to a reseller,
and here the problems start. The people have already paid for
SMSQ so the new reseller is practically only supposed to distribute
upgrades and provide support. This appears even less interesting
for potential resellers because they can hardly charge very much
for an upgrade.
Most upgrades to
Quanta have never contributed to the development of SMSQ/E
If you say so, OK, I seem to remember a few years ago a big
conflab about using the Quanta funds to pay for a new OS(SMSQ?)
On the other points, as I say you have always had my support, as
have the other traders past and present., and
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Bill Cable [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
I do enjoy the diversity of opinions and the glimpses of personalities that
occur in the give and take on this issue. And I do not think bad of anyone for
their position but it is surprising how different they can be. I would
On Tue, 21 May 2002, Roy Wood wrote:
This is a different issue. If your non-commercial developers don't want
to work under the licence that is their problem, not yours. As a
One small point. If ANY developer, commercial, private or otherwise,
decides not to do work they might otherwise do
On Tue, 21 May 2002, Roy Wood wrote:
freely distributable sources). SMSQ/E is modular so adding an extra
commercial package to it would be easy. It is less hard to remove part
of it and that is something we have all discussed. The practicalities of
someone writing, say, a new file manager
All to the good ... what does the Q-Trans part do ?
File copying. It has a left and right window with two arrow icons
between them. Select drives/directories at the top, select files in
these two windows, click on the left or right arrows to indicate which
list to copy from and to and off you
This is a test of the emergency broadcast system (or if ntnu.no is still
filtering with SPEWS)
Dave
Despite its age, I still use Discover from Dave Walker. Not pointer
driven - works on just about any system with disks and direct sector
access. It's shareware though.
Try one of Jonathan Hudson's disk readers, QLTools or similar.
Not 100% sure but I think ATR_rext didn't support level 2
On Tue, 21 May 2002, Dave wrote:
This is a test of the emergency broadcast system (or if ntnu.no is still
filtering with SPEWS)
Ok,
I did a good working copy of a harridan (modelled on my wife) and
convinced the admin at ntnu.no to specifically allow my IP, so I can no
post to the list
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From:
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Subject: [ql-users] Reading PC formatted
disks
What is the best means currently
of a standard QL with an old floppy disk interface reading PC formatted
disks?? There used to be an old PD program IBMDisk or similar,
and here the problems start. The people have already paid for
SMSQ so the new reseller is practically only supposed to distribute
upgrades and provide support. This appears even less interesting
for potential resellers because they can hardly charge very much
for an upgrade.
Most upgrades
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From:
Geoff
Wicks
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 21, 2002 9:17 PM
Subject: Re: [ql-users] Reading PC
formatted disks
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From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [ql-users] Reading PC
Hi Mike,
Yes I'm still here, but only as an onlooker now, dont have any QL equipment
at all now.
Gold Card has a 68000 processor on board and Super Gold Card has a 68020 on
board so the 68008 is defunct when either of these are plugged in to a
standard QL.
Mr Verbeek didnt mention if he had a
On Tue, 21 May 2002 22:26:51 +0100
Bill Waugh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is the best means currently of a standard QL with an old floppy disk
interface reading PC formatted disks?? There used to be an old PD program IBMDisk or
similar, but if I recall correctly, it was a bit dodgy.
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From: Ron Dunnett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 20, 2002 9:53 PM
Subject: Re: [ql-users] gold card and qubide
Hi Mike,
Yes I'm still here, but only as an onlooker now, dont have any
QL equipment
at all now.
Nice to hear from you,
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From: Wolfgang Lenerz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 20, 2002 10:10 AM
Subject: Re: [ql-users] Source Code
On 18 May 2002, at 1:22, Jeremy Taffel wrote:
Wolfgang,
A lengthy response, please don't flame, I would appreciate a considered
Roy Wood wrote:
CAN WE APPROACH A SOLUTION HERE ???
Note that I said I 'was' in favour.
Oh, sorry. I misunderstood.
I seriously thought you were interested in a solution.
I'm sure all Q40 and Q60 users will appreciate your helpful attitude.
Peter
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Peter
Graf [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Roy Wood wrote:
CAN WE APPROACH A SOLUTION HERE ???
Note that I said I 'was' in favour.
Oh, sorry. I misunderstood.
I seriously thought you were interested in a solution.
I'm sure all Q40 and Q60 users will appreciate your
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Richard Zidlicky [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes
Most upgrades to SMSQ/E have been provided free. The only exceptions
were for the systems where there were colour driver implementations and
where the actual version number changed. Jochen and I have done this
without
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Dexter
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
On Tue, 21 May 2002, Roy Wood wrote:
This is a different issue. If your non-commercial developers don't want
to work under the licence that is their problem, not yours. As a
One small point. If ANY developer, commercial, private
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Peter
Graf [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Hi Wolfgang,
*** Distribution of executables for free was *not* forbidden in the first
official statement! This has changed and caused severe implications on the
availability of non-commercial work. ***
I must take the
At 09:18 AM 5/21/2002 +0100, Norman wrote:
So, what do you want to do with the source code when it gets released ?
I think I would find it useful to see the comments and hopefully they will
document parts of SMSQ/E that is not fully documented. The code might shed
some light on particular
On Tue, 21 May 2002, Roy Wood replied to something I said:
I think this is the way most people would go. Obtain the sources, and use
them to gain insight into SMSQ, then reproduce each modular section and
release it under the GPL, until the entire OS has been replicated in a
GPL'd version.
On Wed, 22 May 2002, Roy Wood wrote:
Yes but it is not your concern as a reseller. I agree that we do not
want to lose any contribution but some people will not contribute
because they have already fixed an attitude which is against what we are
doing. This has always been the way of
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