On 1999-03-07 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I used to have a xt with the V-20 runing at 12 Mhz.
This chip had a superset of 8088 instructions. It was said that it
improved performance by up to 30% because it did high speed address
calculations in its internal hardware.
I wonder if I should
Stephen Lloyd wrote:
oh, and btw: if I were you I wouldn't go
bothering big multi-trilion dollar companies to get their
programs to work in dos, probably the best you could do is
to try and get them to develop their programs to run in a
dos box under win32.
Check out the
Pete wrote:
Well, OK, here it is: The mother board is a card that
plugs into a slot board fixed to the bottom of the
zenith's case. The slot board has eight slots on it, three
of them are system slots, meaning you can't plug in ISA
cards in to them.
Ah, OK. That is not a mother
On 7 Mar 99 at 19:13, Bjorn Simonsen wrote:
Keep in mind though, that if people where not so anxious
to upgrade and buy the latest hardware, you would not
be able to find all the free parts you say you do g
I guess that it only gives yet another proof that everything
bad also got a good
On 8 Mar 99 at 6:33, Stephen Lloyd wrote:
What would the hebru directorys and filenames look like from the dos level?
You'll still see the correct hebrew ASCII from DOS, but backword,
and with the all time famous ~1 LFN sign.
Some programs like Norton Commander (DOS) cant even access these
Akhem!
Guess what I saw on the back of my Sunday Newspaper??
The FOLLOWING:
^^
$599 after $100 rebate, will buy you the following:
AMD-K6 II 333Mhz Processor (Privacy compliant) (No Big Brother Inside)
64MBRAM
6.4GHD
32XCDROM
56K Modem
16bit Sound
Winders 98, M$ Woiks,
On Sun, 7 Mar 1999, Will Baldwin wrote:
My Tandy 1000HX, which is an XT-class machine, originally had an
8088-2 cpu, capable of either 4.77 or 7.16 Mhz. I had heard that if I
replaced the chip with a NEC V20, I would get faster speed. I did
that, and it worked. The V20 runs at the same
Dave:
Thanks for the help. Very useful info.
I got the email while out of town, I was able to ask questions, and knew
what to expect for an answer.
John O
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** Reply to note from SurvPC Discussion List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mon, 8 Mar
1999 04:27:12 -0800
I just received some information on CP/M from someone. In
case it's useful to you, here is a quote from that
message.
- Start quote: --
1. the Unofficial CP/M
Bjorn wrote:
Keep in mind though, that if people where not so anxious
to upgrade and buy the latest hardware, you would not be
able to find all the free parts you say you do g
Sure I grinned too.
But nevertheless I do not share the analysis:
There's a fundamentally destructive process
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