Hi Andrew (and all other SAMmers)
Seems, as if christmas would be interesting. because I also have a
structure layout of a new site and some content, but it´s all a matter
of time. As I run a club for Spectrum and SAM, this side will be for
Spectrum and SAM users. For those who are curious,
Wow, that's a pretty nice page. I like it :-)Wolfgang Haller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Andrew (and all other SAMmers)Seems, as if christmas would be interesting. because I also have a structure layout of a new site and some content, but it´s all a matter of time. As I run a club for Spectrum
Edwin Blink wrote:
This is a Atom friendly version
Cheers!
simcoupe requires that fast disk loading is disabled to see the key ???
Mmmm, this comment in IO.cpp would certainly explain it:
// To avoid accidents, purge keyboard input during accelerated disk access
It was an attempt to avoid
You're probably right.
It was a waste of my time anyway.
Project abandoned.
--- Andrew Collier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 10 Dec 2005, at 19:31, david wrote:
(Blah - sounds like a load of excuses doesnt it?
Happens to be true, but still sounds like it :()
Anyway - I hope to get
david [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: You're probably right.It was a waste of my time anyway.Project abandoned. I think this is a bit of a shame :( I`m sincerely sure that this isn`t/wasn`t a waste of your time David... I know for
Oh David, why do you have to take everything so damn personally?
Sorry. Let me rephrase my last post.
I'm happy to take on responsibility for getting a community site up
and running. With all the other things you've got on your plate, the
Sam site can be one less thing for you to worry
Is there a way to create SimCoupe-compatible images of
protected disks yet?
If you'd asked this next week it would have been a whole lot easier to
answer! I've been trying to get a few things tidied up before Christmas,
so
some of it is a bit up in the air.
I've got a test version of
, December 11, 2005 7:21 PM
Subject: Re: Sophistry
Is there a way to create SimCoupe-compatible images of
protected disks yet?
If you'd asked this next week it would have been a whole lot easier to
answer! I've been trying to get a few things tidied up before Christmas,
so
some of it is a bit up
Simon Owen wrote:
One problem is that it creates images in EDSK format, which the current
SimCoupe releases can't read.
Both Woo! and D'oh! in the same mail :)
Is this EDSK as in
http://andercheran.aiind.upv.es/%7Eamstrad/docs/extdsk.html or a new
SDF-ish format?
Dan.
From: Aley Keprt wrote:
Why don't you go and get the unprotected versions of those games?
Manic Miner does feature on the coverdisk with issue 9 of Sam Revival
magazine (with full permission of the copyright owner of course) and the
disk will work with SimCoupe.
The next issue of Sam Revival
dimming of the TV output when the FDDs/HDDs spin up and the
slight haze you got on the RF out ;-) ]
Aley - Original Message -
Aley From: Carol [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Aley To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Aley Sent: Sunday, December 11, 2005 7:21 PM
Aley Subject: Re: Sophistry
Is there a way
On 11 Dec 2005, at 02:23, Simon Owen wrote:
I've got a test version of SamDisk that will image (almost) any SAM
title
under W2K/XP. It's missing some features from SamDisk 2.0, so it's
not
quite ready to replace the existing version yet. I'd be happy to
send you a
copy to try, if you're
On 10 Dec 2005, at 19:31, david wrote:
(Blah - sounds like a load of excuses doesnt it?
Happens to be true, but still sounds like it :()
Anyway - I hope to get something sorted soon ...
No offence, but the way you say that makes me even more convinced
that I should start doing it
On Sat, 10 Dec 2005 11:55:50 EST [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Samcoupe.org has been abandoned by Gavin Smith, I sent him loads of
stuff, a complete waste of my time.
Not completely - since everything is up there on
ftp.nvg.ntnu.no:/pub/sam-coupe.
I`m think about expanding my Pro-Dos site to
Carol wrote:
I've been reading the list for a year or two now - never
replied before *grin*
Welcome!
Does this mean I might finally be able to load in Astroball,
Manic Miner and Sam Strikes out?
Yes - I've got images of those already, plus many more. The trouble is that
many aren't
Dan Dooré wrote:
Is this EDSK as in
http://andercheran.aiind.upv.es/%7Eamstrad/docs/extdsk.html
or a new SDF-ish format?
It's that very same EDSK format, as used for +3/CPC disks. I've had a
couple of extensions added to it recently, to better handle some of the
protected disks on those
Aley Keprt wrote:
Why don't you go and get the unprotected versions of those games?
I don't think I've ever seen an unprotected version... Do you have a sample
image you could send me?
It's not ideal from Simon's point of view as he is desperate
to emulate everything, but it's quite
From: Simon Owen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I don't think I've ever seen an unprotected version... Do you have a
sample
image you could send me?
http://home.wanadoo.nl/edwin.blink/samcoupe/diskimages/Sophistry.zip
This is a Atom friendly version that will also run the speccy version when
you hold
Andrew Collier wrote:
It's a bit odd though - the music is messed up and you start
the game with only one life.
I remembered the single life limitation, but hadn't noticed the music
difference until you said that. It does seem that the demo continues to use
the menu music in the game, instead
- still applying Z80 concepts in a 4GL environment ;-) ...
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Simon Owen
Sent: Sun 12/11/2005 03:23
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Subject: RE: Sophistry
Andrew Collier wrote:
It's a bit odd though - the music is messed up and you
About a week ago, I suddenly had the desire to play the SAM version
of Sophistry, again. I have no idea why.
Of course, living in the United States, I no longer have access to
either my SAM, or my copy of Sophistry (which I purchased when it was
first released).
So, I'm wondering if anyone
On 10 Dec 2005, at 14:38, James R Curry wrote:
About a week ago, I suddenly had the desire to play the SAM version
of Sophistry, again. I have no idea why.
Of course, living in the United States, I no longer have access to
either my SAM, or my copy of Sophistry (which I purchased when
Through judicious use of monkeys and typewriters, Andrew Collier
produced:
On 10 Dec 2005, at 14:38, James R Curry wrote:
About a week ago, I suddenly had the desire to play the SAM version
of Sophistry, again. I have no idea why.
Of course, living in the United States, I no longer
: 10 December 2005 18:34
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Subject: Re: Sophistry
Through judicious use of monkeys and typewriters, Andrew Collier
produced:
On 10 Dec 2005, at 14:38, James R Curry wrote:
About a week ago, I suddenly had the desire to play the SAM version
of Sophistry, again. I
On 10 Dec 2005, at 16:34, Johnna wrote:
Any idea what happened to the online rom dump that was proposed on
here
about a year ago?
I think Gavin was in charge (can't rememember) but I've been away
from here
for so long.
It started, and then it died.
And then someone else said they'd
Hi
In a message dated 12/10/2005 16:42:43 GMT Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Any idea what happened to the online rom dump that was proposed
on hereabout a year ago?I think Gavin was in
charge (can't rememember) but I've been away from herefor so
long.johnna
To be fair, the site was either gavins - or mine.
Mine was rather slowed down by a combination of
illnesses, moving and also some issues in some
projects i'm involved in (none-Sam related open source
stuff) - which ended up with more responsibilities
being given to me than I would have chosen.
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