The problem is, you always see the welcome message of MemMan. You can't
switch it off.
That should be no problem. How about using a disk editor to patch MEMMAN.COM
? Just change the first character of the welcome message to '$' if it uses
the BDOS to print or to zero if it uses asciiz strings.
At 18:06 10-7-00 +0200, you wrote:
The problem is, you always see the welcome message of MemMan. You can't
switch it off.
That should be no problem. How about using a disk editor to patch MEMMAN.COM
? Just change the first character of the welcome message to '$' if it uses
the BDOS to print
At 00:47 11-7-00 -0300, you wrote:
Sorry, at the moment I have really no time to make a list of 30 (a LOT!)
games. It would take a very long time to think out the right order. Even
for
10 games it would be extremely difficult for me. It all depends on the
genre. But I am curious about the
[MemMan]
That's one solution. You must admit it's not a nice one, but it IS one.
IMHO it's better to rewrite the MemMan init-routine to NOT let it go to
Basic to initialize the rest...
Hm, then why not rewrite the entire MemMan (Yeah! MemMan2000! ;-)).
The specs are lying around somewhere
At 10:43 11-7-00 +0200, you wrote:
[MemMan]
That's one solution. You must admit it's not a nice one, but it IS one.
IMHO it's better to rewrite the MemMan init-routine to NOT let it go to
Basic to initialize the rest...
Hm, then why not rewrite the entire MemMan (Yeah! MemMan2000! ;-)).
And there's people I thought it would vote, but didn't. People like
Laurens
Holst, Arnaud, , Marteen Ter Huurne, Manuel Bilderbeek, Sandy Pleyte
and
other people I forgot. Why you didn't choose your 30 favourite MSX
games
to
help build up the list? Please, do it so!! (If you want it, of
Hi,
Speaking about tsr's. Does anyone still use/remember Micro Music ?
Greetings,
Frits
Sure. But I think it's better to leave the memory management
to DOS2 and
use the TSR-manager from MemMan, because that part of MemMan
really rules.
GreeTz, BiFi
MSX Mailinglist. To
Greetings!
I'm new to the list. I've never tried it before, but
it seems that booting the MSX emulator (I'm using
FMSX-DOS) with a .DSK image that contains MSX-DOS is a
little complicated.
I need to boot the MSX emulator with a disk that
contains MSX-DOS to run an old administrative
I'm running it with the "FMSX-DOS -DISKA MSXDOS2.DSK"
command line. The MSX (emulated) boots straight into
BASIC instead of MSX-DOS, although when I type "FILES"
it shows that "MSXDOS2.SYS" and "COMMAND2.COM" are
there... What else do I need? Would it have anything
to do with the DISK.ROM
Mauricio Braga wrote:
Sorry folks for the last message, it was meant to be private.
Don't be sorry: I'd also like to see some screenshots.
Someone could make a page about WiOS. I still have little
to no idea of what it is and what it is meant for.
[]s,
-Parn (ICQ#1693182)
/| | |
Maarten ter Huurne wrote:
Like Parn stated: sound is optional in a game.
Not true for all games. For example Solid Snake, if you never played the
game before, you cannot complete it without sound: tap codes and detecting
weak walls.
Someone else must have said that: I agree with Maarten,
And please don't use the Dutch phrase "Wij Nederlanders zijn zuinig!",
because if you have heart for MSX, you just need to support these kind of
developments.
Well I just haven't got the money for it.
If I saved my income for a month, then yes, I could buy it.
But MSX is not my life, you
Apart from that, programming for this config is quite easy: standard
MSX2 graphics handling and lots of music tools available. If you want
to develop for e.g. 2+, the only really valuable extra features are:
(and you said so yourself, IIRC)
- horizontal scroll in HW
- extra colordepth for
Then, a suggestion for the new MSX signature:
MSX Mailing list - owner: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - FAQ:
http://www.faq.msxnet.org
(76 chars wide, 3 lines long: perfectly according netiquette ;-))
IMHO, that all there has to be. The smaller, the better...
Nahh... the unsubscribe
And we have the cheese-fudeba. But I guess this
one would be a little "toxic" for people not
acquainted with it... :]
There's something almost every foreigner loves
in Brazil: our cheese breads. Please, don't die
before tasting a Brazilian cheese bread. ^^
You will die if you smell our
And there's people I thought it would vote, but didn't. People like
Laurens
Holst, Arnaud, , Marteen Ter Huurne, Manuel Bilderbeek, Sandy Pleyte and
other people I forgot. Why you didn't choose your 30 favourite MSX games
to
help build up the list? Please, do it so!! (If you want it, of
Are you emulating MSX2? MSXDOS2 it's only for MSX2 or superior..., if you
are, try downloading Ru-MSX - it comes with MSX-DOS and MSX-DOS2, and it's
very easy to use.
At 06:44 AM 11/07/2000 -0700, you wrote:
Greetings!
I'm new to the list. I've never tried it before, but
it seems that booting
Favourite MSX games? Hmmm...
-Salamander;
-Nemesis 2;
-Nemesis 3;
-Parodius;
-Nemesis;
-Maze Of Galious;
-Penguin Adventure;
-Knightmare;
-Road Fighter;
-Twin Bee;
-King's Valley 2;
-Tensai Rabbian; (If someone have this... Mail me!!)
-Knight Lore;
-Amaurote;
-Elite;
-Magical Kid Wiz;
-Castle
Hi!
It seems the disks you are using require MSX-DOS
V2.. I don't know if fMSX
supports this. But you will at least need to
download the MSX DOS V2 .ROM.
You can do this at: http://www.file-hunter.com in
the ROM's Section.
You could also try to use RuMSX which does support
MSX DOS V2.
--- The MSX Files [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are you emulating MSX2? MSXDOS2 it's only for MSX2
or superior..., if you
are, try downloading Ru-MSX - it comes with MSX-DOS
and MSX-DOS2, and it's
very easy to use.
Where do I find it? Sorry, I've been playing with the
Linux environment for
You should find it in our database :-))
Visit the MEP, Over 2600 Games online:
MAIN: http://www.file-hunter.com/
MIRROR: http://www.mepmirror.cjb.net/
FAQ: http://www.faq.msxnet.org/
- Original Message -
From: Ðiogo Sperb Schneider [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday,
On Tue, 11 Jul 2000, "Ðiogo" Sperb Schneider wrote:
That application used to run on a MSX 1 machine. So I
believe it ran on MSX-DOS 1. Do you know where I could
get a ROM dump of MSX-DOS 1? I'll try
file-hunter.com...
DOS1 doesn't require a ROM.
You only need the files "MSXDOS.SYS" and
I wonder how much the DISK.ROM you're using influence
on the behaviour of the MSX... Does it specify which
files it will look for into the floppy disk to boot
from? I don't even know how a bootable MSX disk works,
I don't know what files must be present... When I had
my MSX, BASIC was my
Maarten ter Huurne wrote:
DOS1 doesn't require a ROM.
None besides the DiskROM. ;)
You only need the files "MSXDOS.SYS" and "COMMAND.COM".
Usually, yes, unless you have some modified
boot sector. But this isn't normal...
[]s,
-Parn (ICQ#1693182)
/| | | |\
\| ___ |/
From: Ðiogo Sperb Schneider [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 11, 2000 21:38
Subject: Brazilian MSX Presence
I've always known that my country was very influent
on MSX, but I'm getting actually amazed at how many
brazilian ROM images are available at
- Original Message -
From: Ðiogo Sperb Schneider [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 11, 2000 21:43
Subject: Re: Booting from .DSK image with MSX-DOS
I didn't find it on file-hunter.com. By the way, it's
a very nice site! Congratulations!
It's there... It is
"Ðiogo Sperb Schneider" wrote:
I wonder how much the DISK.ROM you're using influence
on the behaviour of the MSX... Does it specify which
It influences in an emulator, because not all
emulators are able to emulate every interface
available. Some interfaces use I/O ports to
communicate with
It's there... It is not a .ROM file, but it consists
of files. MSXDOS.SYS
and COMMAND.COM. You can find them in our Games
Database. Just search for
DOS and you will find MSX-DOS 1.4
Regards,
Arnaud
Thank you!!
=
__
Ðiogo Sperb
] On Tue, 11 Jul 2000, "Ðiogo" Sperb Schneider wrote:
]
] That application used to run on a MSX 1 machine. So I
] believe it ran on MSX-DOS 1. Do you know where I could
] get a ROM dump of MSX-DOS 1? I'll try
] file-hunter.com...
]
] DOS1 doesn't require a ROM.
] You only need the files
]
] Hi,
]
] Speaking about tsr's. Does anyone still use/remember Micro Music ?
Yes. Great tool. All microcabin musics on the background :-))
Kind regards,
Alex Wulms
--
Visit The MSX Plaza (http://www.inter.nl.net/users/A.P.Wulms) for info
on XelaSoft, Merlasoft, Quadrivium, XSA Disk images,
]
]
] [MemMan]
] That's one solution. You must admit it's not a nice one, but it IS one.
] IMHO it's better to rewrite the MemMan init-routine to NOT let it go to
] Basic to initialize the rest...
I wish you much success with writing a TSR initialization routine that runs
under DOS and
] Apart from that, programming for this config is quite easy: standard
] MSX2 graphics handling and lots of music tools available. If you want
] to develop for e.g. 2+, the only really valuable extra features are:
] (and you said so yourself, IIRC)
]
] - horizontal scroll in HW
] - extra
On Tue, 11 Jul 2000, Pablo Vasques Bravo-Villalba wrote:
It influences in an emulator, because not all
emulators are able to emulate every interface
available. Some interfaces use I/O ports to
communicate with the drive, while others use
memory addresses and some are mixed. This means
not
On Tue, 11 Jul 2000, "Ðiogo" Sperb Schneider wrote:
I wonder how much the DISK.ROM you're using influence
on the behaviour of the MSX... Does it specify which
files it will look for into the floppy disk to boot
from? I don't even know how a bootable MSX disk works,
I don't know what files
Hi MSX-ers,
MCCW Issue 92 is released!
You can find it at this URL: http://www.mccw.aktu.nl/
Eleven brand new articles for your enjoyment.
I think you will find it worth the wait.
If you would like to write an article for MCCW, please contact us.
Feedback about MCCW is also welcome. Send
To Diogo Sperb Shcneider
I HAVE Tensai Rabbian, yeah, it's a great game! Do u want it?
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Problems?
And there's people I thought it would vote, but didn't. People like
Laurens
Holst, Arnaud, , Marteen Ter Huurne, Manuel Bilderbeek, Sandy Pleyte and
other people I forgot. Why you didn't choose your 30 favourite MSX games
to
help build up the list? Please, do it so!! (If you want it, of
JOEPIE!
Ik had dus nog niet je mail gelezen, was aan het werk. Maar ik ben toch even
gaan testen met IE 5:
Even een snelle check en wat commentaar:
In het Keyboard artikel staat een PROGRAM zonder inhoud. Je kunt alleen op
de link klikken. Lijkt me nogal vreemd. Dan kun je beter de link in de
At 00:37 12-7-00 +0200, you wrote:
I myself have never been able to do so. Just take for example R800-drive. You
can only load it from BASIC. And the only reason that I never made a DOS .COM
version of it is exactly because, by my knowledge, it is impossible to
properly load a TSR under DOS.
At 11:44 11-7-00 +0200, you wrote:
Speaking about tsr's. Does anyone still use/remember Micro Music ?
Yes I do... What about it?
GreeTz, BiFi
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