> > least it works, and was the first serious (and working) TCP/IP project for
> > MSX I saw.
> Sorry I though it was a conversion. It could be made quite easily, am I
> right?

        Conversions are not allways so easy...

> How could I use Uzix if it doesn't support my serial interface?

        Because UZIX doesn't need a serial interface to run.
        BUT UZIX TCP/IP needs. :)
        So, you can run UZIX. You just can't run UZIX network
applications. :)

> And it's not just for me, there are a lot of people with Sunrise RS232's.

        Again: if someone send me detailed info about programming Sunrise
RS232, I'll make a driver for it, no problem. Erik Maas send me some info,
but it's not sufficient.

> And there is nothing wrong with a UI, and the same goes for a GUI. It's much
> easier. I have used the Unix program called Mail a few times... It has
> no GUI and it SUCKS!!!

        I don't like mailx either. I prefer PINE. :)

> There are lots of people who don't use Uzix.
> At least, I know only few, that is you and some other people from Brazil.
> No Dutch people so far AFAIK.

        I know dutch people that runned UZIX at least once.
        And I can tell you that Manuel Bilderbeek (who sign this list) is
allways asking me about UZIX and helping me a lot with beta-tests. And I'm
very grateful for his help.

> There are people who use a PC next to their MSX for development and all this
> kind of stuff, and there are also people who develop stuff on their MSX. I
> really have loads of data on my HD, and believe me, as long as Uzix doesn't
> support HD it's not a fit OS for me to use. It's slow and has very little
> space.

        I'm not asking you to drop out your MSXDOS2 and use UZIX. I'm
asking you to try it (at least once), give me your impressions, send bug
reports. UZIX is not finished. There is a lot of work to do (including HD
support, ok?). UZIX is not a substitute to MSXDOS2. UZIX is an
alternative. If you like it, you can use it or not.

> > If I put my hands on info about acessing Sunrise RS232, I will
> > made a damn driver for this, so nobody will say "It doesn't work with
> > Sunrise RS232, so I will not use".
> Don't you think there is a certain logic in that statement???

        Yes. That's why I'm looking for this info...


Adriano Camargo Rodrigues da Cunha               ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Engenharia de Computacao - UNICAMP   
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