RE: MSX Fair Bussum
Sander, it seemes that you have WAY too much spare time! Why is anything for that fair hidden for non MSX.ORG members? It's silly! You are hiding MSX whilst you should SCREAM IT OF THE ROOFS that MSX IS ALIVE! hapzee -Oorspronkelijk bericht- Van:Laurens Holst [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Verzonden: dinsdag 11 september 2001 16:45 Aan:MSX Mailinglist Onderwerp: MSX Fair Bussum Hi! Another update on the MSX Fair Bussum. As you may have read in another message, I have created an MSX Fair List on www.msx.org. That's where the MSX Fair Bussum's online registration form will be from now on, and also a list of participants can be found there. If you have registered a stand, check if you are on it. If not, something has gone wrong, then please contact me. Also, in the www.msx.org Forum a preliminary programme of the fair can be found, aswell as some more discussion about the fair. Follow this link to get there: http://www.msx.org/index.asp?frame=forum_contents.asp!TopicID=39 Well, 11 days to go... :) Greetings, The MSX Fair Bussum organization, ~Grauw ps. What just happened in America scares me to death... -- For info, see http://www.stack.nl/~wynke/MSX/listinfo.html -- For info, see http://www.stack.nl/~wynke/MSX/listinfo.html
RE: About Powerbasic
How can I ask for something if I never heard of it before! -Oorspronkelijk bericht- Van:Albert Beevendorp [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Verzonden: zaterdag 25 augustus 2001 17:06 Aan:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Onderwerp: RE: About Powerbasic At 16:14 25-8-01 +0200, you wrote: Jeezz! That's another thing! I have that Turbo-R but except for it speed, I don't know much about the extra thingies and how to use them! All to blame to that japanees manual! (and maybe because there is hardly a real MSX usergroup with regular meetings (weekly) alive today. And not near where I live (Vaassen, Holland)) Hapzee Just ASK! :) GreeTz, BiFi Visit my Home Page at www.bifi.msxnet.org mail me at: [EMAIL PROTECTED] FTP: ftp.bifi.msxnet.org ICQ #36126979 -- For info, see http://www.stack.nl/~wynke/MSX/listinfo.html -- For info, see http://www.stack.nl/~wynke/MSX/listinfo.html
RE: MSX Pictures - Help needed
I found a site with a lot of ancient computers. All computers I can think of are there with pictures, spect, the lot. Also MSX. Even that rare red MSX computer is on there.: http://www/homecomputer.de Have a look, maibe there are your missing pictures. Hapzee Philip Pera wrote: Hi all, I'm looking to make a MSX Museum - so far I've collected some 163 picutres of different MSXes, but still miss 84! I went through almost every possible source on the web trying finding them - but it gets hard! Below is the list of the missing ones, if you have a decent picture of any, please send it to me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thanks in advance. Phil The missing MSxes are: Canon V-30 Canon V-30F Canon V-335 Daewoo DPH-64 Daewoo CPC-300 Daewoo V-30 Daewoo V-30F Goldstar FC-80 Goldstar FC-100 Hitachi HINT Hitachi MB-H1E Hitachi MB-H21 JVC Victor HC-6AV JVC Victor HC-30 JVC Victor HC-180 JVC Victor HC-10 AV JVC Victor HC-9S Mitsubishi ML-FX2 Mitsubishi ML-G1 Mitsubishi ML-G3 Mitsubishi ML-G30mkII Mitsubishi ML-H70 National CF-3300 National FS-3900 National FS-4700F National FS-5500F1 Olympia PHC-28 Panasonic CF-2000 Panasonic CF-3000 Panasonic CF-3300 Panasonic FS-A1FM Panasonic FS-VW30WSX Paxon PC T55 Perfect 2 Philips MNS-8255 Philips MNS-8260 Radofin Triton Radiola MX-180 Sakhr Al-Alamiah AX-100 Sakhr Al-Alamiah AX-235 Sakhr Al-Alamiah AX-250 Sakhr Al-Alamiah AX-335 Sakhr Al-Alamiah AX-350 Sakhr Al-Alamiah AX-500 Sakhr Al-Alamiah SX-100 Sakhr Al-Alamiah SX-101 Samsung SPC-800 Sanyo MPC-3 Sanyo MPC-4 Sanyo MPC-5 Sanyo MPC-6 Sanyo MPC-10mk2 Sanyo MPC-11 Sanyo MPC-200 Sanyo MPC-X Sanyo MPC-25F Sanyo MPC-25FD Sanyo MPC-25FK Sanyo MPC-25FS Sanyo PHC-23JB Sanyo MPC-77 Sanyo MPC-175FD Sony HB-FX50 Sony HB-WX2+ Talent DPC-200 Talent TPC-310 Toshiba HX-10D Toshiba HX-10E Toshiba HX-31 Toshiba HX-33 Yamaha AX-230 Yamaha CX5MII/64 Yamaha CX-11 Yamaha CX-100 Yamaha AX-330 Yamaha AX-350II Yamaha AX-500 Yamaha CX-7M Yamaha CX-7/128 Yamaha YIS-503III Yamaha YIS-503IIIR Yamaha YIS-604 -- For info, see http://www.stack.nl/~wynke/MSX/listinfo.html -- For info, see http://www.stack.nl/~wynke/MSX/listinfo.html
RE: About Powerbasic
Ok, my mistake: I thought the cartridge saying GFXbasic v4.0 was the Powerbasic you all were talking about, but I found a disk and manual stating Powerbasic v1.3. So that's something completely different! I realy have to find time and some fellow or MSX club near me to explore all these (for me) new things! Where are the days we did these things in out computerclub. At the moment I am the only one left that still does something with MSX. (Except Ge van Essen, he plays Gorbi's Pipeline all the time) Hapzee -Oorspronkelijk bericht- Van:Peter Burkhard [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Verzonden: zaterdag 25 augustus 2001 21:17 Aan:Hans-Peter Zeedijk hapzee Onderwerp: Re: About Powerbasic In local.msx.int schrieben Sie: Because it was mentioned by someone of you that Punx will use Powerbasic: Why is that Powerbasic in a seperate cartridge?. it should have been easy Powerbasic is on a disk and not in cartridge and yes, I have those power stuff (GFX9000, moonsound, Turbo-R and a lot more) too! (and I am not a programmer or composer, just an ordenary MSX-freak) The powerbasic work in a Turbo-R with the disk. Gretz Peter -- For info, see http://www.stack.nl/~wynke/MSX/listinfo.html
Midi-files playing
I think I miss something: I have Turbo-R with Moonsound and Music module, all have midi possibillities and I still can't hear a peep when I try to play a *.mid-file: I found MSP (Midi Song Player), but I have troubles finding out how it works and when it plays (the bars are going up and down) I don't hear a thing: Do I have to tell MSP to play it through the Moonsound or the Music module or the FM music of the Turbo R or does it play through the MIDI port of either the Music Module or the Turbo-R and I have to connect a Midi capable keybord to it to hear anything? Or do I have to use a different program? I bought the Turbo-R with all this extra hardware and with loads of MIDI-files on the harddisk, so I think there should be a way. Please advise. Hapzee -- For info, see http://www.stack.nl/~wynke/MSX/listinfo.html
About Powerbasic
Because it was mentioned by someone of you that Punx will use Powerbasic: Why is that Powerbasic in a seperate cartridge?. it should have been easy to implement it on the ROM of the GFX9000 and yes, I have those power stuff (GFX9000, moonsound, Turbo-R and a lot more) too! (and I am not a programmer or composer, just an ordenary MSX-freak) Hapzee -- For info, see http://www.stack.nl/~wynke/MSX/listinfo.html
About MegaSCSI
Is that Mega SCSI still a do-it-yourself thing? I mean you have to make your own cartridge? Or is it for sale somewhere? (I am not afraid to use a soldering iron, but I don't know to mutch of electronics and nothing of making my own printed cirquit boards) hapzee -- For info, see http://www.stack.nl/~wynke/MSX/listinfo.html
About Novaxis SCSI
I own a Gouda SCSI cartridge for my Turbo-R. In the list it was mentioned that there exist a version of a ROM for it, witch makes it possible to boot from any SCSI-ID. Will someone sell me a ready made ROM? (or swap a cartridge with mine?) Hapzee -- For info, see http://www.stack.nl/~wynke/MSX/listinfo.html
RE: About Powerbasic
Jeezz! That's another thing! I have that Turbo-R but except for it speed, I don't know much about the extra thingies and how to use them! All to blame to that japanees manual! (and maybe because there is hardly a real MSX usergroup with regular meetings (weekly) alive today. And not near where I live (Vaassen, Holland)) Hapzee -Oorspronkelijk bericht- Van:Maarten ter Huurne [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Verzonden: zaterdag 25 augustus 2001 18:14 Aan:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Onderwerp: Re: About Powerbasic On Saturday 25 August 2001 13:36, you wrote: Because it was mentioned by someone of you that Punx will use Powerbasic: Why is that Powerbasic in a seperate cartridge?. it should have been easy to implement it on the ROM of the GFX9000 The GFX9000 doesn't have a ROM. But I think on the turbo R, Power BASIC can be run from RAM, using the shadow RAM option (DRAM mode). By the way, I have turbo R + GFX9000 + MoonSound as well. Bye, Maarten -- For info, see http://www.stack.nl/~wynke/MSX/listinfo.html -- For info, see http://www.stack.nl/~wynke/MSX/listinfo.html
RE: MSX fair at Bussum
-Oorspronkelijk bericht- Van:Laurens Holst [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Verzonden: donderdag 16 augustus 2001 11:26 Aan:MSX Mailinglist Onderwerp: Re: MSX fair at Bussum Dear Hans-Peter, Please contact Jaap Hoogendijk, he is the organisator of the MSX Fair 2001. His e-mail address is: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Or contact me, ofcourse. [EMAIL PROTECTED] To answer your question: yes, we can create some space to put down your own computer and work with others. consider it done. however, on a general note, taking a stand is highly preferred... the fair isn't costless, you know, and Jaap won't like it if he has less money after the fair than he had before it. Nu kan ik het even in het Nederlands doen: Kan je me info sturen over prijzen van stands? Ikdenk dat ik gewoon een stand huur en dan samen met een paar anderen van de SGGA deze bemannen en die probleempjes die ik heb op een grote poster eraan hangen en hopen dat er iemand is die mij kan en wil helpen op dat moment. (Mischien komt ie er dan gewoon bij zitten met zijn spullen!) Groeten Hapzee -- For info, see http://www.stack.nl/~wynke/MSX/listinfo.html
A bit RE: MSX-DOS2 wanted
I have 2 MSXDOS 2.2 cartridges: 1) HSH MSX-DOS2.20 I think it was the first one 2) Nemesis 2 SCC cartridge with a switchable MSX DOS 2.2 ROM on top of it. I would like to trade for a working IDE interface (I hope I don't need an extra DOS 2.2 with that one) or for a different MSX cartridge. (preferable a game) Hapzee -Oorspronkelijk bericht- Van:Ivan Latorre [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Verzonden: zaterdag 28 juli 2001 11:58 Aan:International MSX Mailing List Onderwerp: MSX-DOS2 wanted Hi I'm looking for a MSX-DOS2 cartridge. It must be in good condition (and at a reasonable price). I've seen those of MSX-Club West-Friesland. Are still being sold? Ivan -- For info, see http://www.stack.nl/~wynke/MSX/listinfo.html -- For info, see http://www.stack.nl/~wynke/MSX/listinfo.html
RE: Harddisk Novaxis
Thanks all for the sugestions, but I know the map command, but when I was trying I had only 3 partitions on the harddisk and on the ZIP are also 3. I think it is the partition type, because the ZIP is made on an MK cartridge. I will have a look there, because on the 8250 with the MK cartridge I also boot from a 20Mb harddisk, but there the ZIPdrive has SCSI ID 1, so it succeeds the harddisk directly. But that SCSI BIOS version 1.59 looks interresting: I have 2 ZIPS that are bootable. Can somebody tell me who could supply me with a ROM? Thanks, Hapzee -- For info, see http://www.stack.nl/~wynke/MSX/listinfo.html
Harddisk Novaxis
I am trying a different harddisk on my Turbo R with Gouda (Novaxis) SCSI controller. The controller comes with following data: Novaxis MSX2/Turbo-R SCSI BIOS Version 1.51 (c) 1994-1995 KMcs / MSX Club Gouda Written by Jurgen Kramer july 3th 1995- Hardware by H.G. 1993. Version 1.1 Host ID : 6 , Target ID : 0 ID #0 - IBM DPES-31080 Revision 531Q 3 ID #5 - IOMEGA ZIP 100 Revision N*32 N I have 2 problems: 1st: If I boot I can't get to the ZIP drive. The disk in it I can use on my other MSX with MK SCSI cartridge, so it containes partioning and data. 2nd: I want to partition the harddisk with as less partitions as possible. I though the 32Mb boundary was broken with Novaxis, but when using NFDISK it reports the harddisk as follow: NFDISK V1.0 by RMt AMs (c) 5-1995 MSX Club Gouda ID Vendor Productname 0 IBM DPES-31080 5 IOMEGA ZIP 100 When choosing the IBM harddisk it shows Total Capacity: :34.248, but I think it means 1.034.248 because it is a 1Gb harddisk. If I want to add partitions, I can't get them bigger then 31.999 kbytes for the first partition and 31.998 for the next partitions. It doesn't matter what I choose in the partition type selector, e.g.: Extended, (old) PC, (old) MSX or MAK 3.0 Can someone explain this? Greetings, Hans-Peter (hapzee) Zeedijk -- For info, see http://www.stack.nl/~wynke/MSX/listinfo.html
MSX stuf for Sale
Have a look at www.shop.ekoning.com There's a lot of MSX (and other stuf) -- For info, see http://www.stack.nl/~wynke/MSX/listinfo.html
