> -----Original Message-----
> From: MkII [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, November 02, 1999 4:44 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Slow FX00 DiskROM
>
> Is there a *software* solution for the *unbearable* disk access times due
> to unproper DiskROM programming on the Sony FX00 series?
>
Well, poke &hfd9f,201 used to work... guess you knew that already.
But this keeps the drives on a Philips spinning. *sigh*
What *might* work is loading a Philips diskrom into RAM and making
the computer believe the diskrom is in slot 3-3 (RAM).
But I'm not sure, I would have to test this but I can't, since I
replaced my diskROM. Wait a minute, I could try to put the *original*
diskrom in RAM and see if it gets slllllllllow.
Nothing compared to an original Commodore 1541 b.t.w. which
transfers at an incredible 0.4 K/s or so.
Greetz
Patrick
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