At 04:29 AM 12/07/2000 -0700, you wrote:
> Ok, I can now boot those disks and run the software.
>I've replaced the old ddxdos.sys and comando.com files
>for the proper msxdos.sys and command.com files. I'm
>almost sure it is a DDX-DISK interface issue.
That's an old problem... you could just rena
> I don't want to use that MSX system
> anymore, it's a very old Expert in poor conditions
> plugged to an even worse monitor.
Tsc, tsc, tsc... No comments about this sad statement...
> I almost became
> crazy a while ago because I've had to use that machine
Me too! I almost be
> On Wed, 12 Jul 2000, "$B%_(Biogo" Sperb Schneider wrote:
>
> > You just made me remember about something I've been
> > thinking... Is there somebody writing all this stuff
> > we discover? It should be documented that the DDX disk
> > interfaces look for DDXDOS.SYS and COMANDO.COM instead
> >
Hi,
Try this URL:
http://www.scifi-br.nu/mailman/listinfo/msxbr-l
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Ðiogo Sperb Schneider gravada:
> You just made me remember about something I've been
> thinking... Is there somebody writing all this stuff
> we discover? It should be documented that the DDX disk
> interfaces look for DDXDOS.SYS and COMANDO.COM instead
> of MSXDOS.SYS and COMMAND.COM now that I
Maarten ter Huurne gravada:
> > > > > There's something almost every foreigner loves
> > > > > in Brazil: our cheese breads. Please, don't die
> > > > > before tasting a Brazilian cheese bread. ^^
> > > I second that! Our cheese breads are amazing!!
> > > Specially if coupled with Coke!! :)
> >
Ðiogo Sperb Schneider gravada:
> emulation. I don't want to use that MSX system
> anymore, it's a very old Expert in poor conditions
> plugged to an even worse monitor.
Hummm, you are very very fudeba... (fudeba is a compliment)
I Guess you are Brazilian. Don't you know the MSXBR
On Wed, 12 Jul 2000, "Ðiogo" Sperb Schneider wrote:
> You just made me remember about something I've been
> thinking... Is there somebody writing all this stuff
> we discover? It should be documented that the DDX disk
> interfaces look for DDXDOS.SYS and COMANDO.COM instead
> of MSXDOS.SYS and C
On Wed, 12 Jul 2000, Laurens Holst wrote:
> > > > There's something almost every foreigner loves
> > > > in Brazil: our cheese breads. Please, don't die
> > > > before tasting a Brazilian cheese bread. ^^
> >
> > I second that! Our cheese breads are amazing!!
> > Specially if coupled with Coke!!
Great man!!! This is cool! However, this is the correct url:
http://www.teletranslator.com:8080/ns_home.en.html?AlisTargetHost=localhost
Thank Alex!
Greetings,
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- Original Message -
From: "Alex Wulms" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "MSX mailing list" <[EM
] Currently the software is running fine on the
] emulator on an IBM-PC, but as the software was
] designed for an 80 column screen, it looks screwed.
] I'd need some way to emulate these 80 columns on the
] emulator. I've found the ROM of the 80 column card on
You might try the following:
1) Sta
] 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
Dear all,
Do you also want to read all those interesting Japanese MSX pages? Then visit
"The MSX Plaza" and find the link to a new translation service that is
available on the web. The Japanese to English translation of that service is
not perfect but it is much more readable then the Kanjis o
Hi
Sorry about the schematics going crazy. I typed them in Courier New - no
TAB's only spaces. I also added the schematics in gif format.
I saw there was some discussion on this topic, but it looks as if there
never was a defnite answer. There was a reference to Andre Delavy making a
RGB to SVGA c
--- Laurens Holst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> If it crashes or doesn't load MSXDOS.SYS (provided
> it's on the disk
> ofcourse) while booting: yes. In that case you need
> to re-format a disk (you
> can do format a virtual B-drive in an emulator I
> think) and copy all files to it.
Yes, it
> Wow! What a complete answer!
Ummm... it wasn't.
See topic.
~Grauw
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> Does it mean that the disk must be properly formatted
> to work? I mean, just copying the system files to the
> disk wouldn't be enough, right?
If it crashes or doesn't load MSXDOS.SYS (provided it's on the disk
ofcourse) while booting: yes. In that case you need to re-format a disk (you
can d
> >> 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?
> >
> >Shit. Now I feel oblig
> > > There's something almost every foreigner loves
> > > in Brazil: our cheese breads. Please, don't die
> > > before tasting a Brazilian cheese bread. ^^
>
> I second that! Our cheese breads are amazing!!
> Specially if coupled with Coke!! :)
You make me very curious...
Would it in some way
> I already sent it :-)) It's available on the MEP..
I know! Thanks again!
=
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> ] Those have nothing to do with MSX2+... At least not the MSX-Music and
DOS2.
>
> MSX-Music was for the first time a MANDATORY music device on MSX2+. So,
all
> MSX2+ computers and higher have a build-in MSX-Music. This has led to the
> broad support of MSX-Music by most companies. Otherwise, MSX
> > And maybe someone can point ASCII to the current poll at www.msx.org?
>
> That's a good initiative, it's even fair since you can't even vote more
than
> once ;-)
Yes, the one who has written that piece of code must really be a smart
guy...
~Grauw
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At 10:22 12-7-00 -0300, you wrote:
>Alex Wulms wrote:
> > ] Speaking about tsr's. Does anyone still use/remember Micro Music ?
> > Yes. Great tool. All microcabin musics on the background :-))
>
>Hey, I want it. Where can we find it? Does it
>work with both MSX-Music and PSG? :)
If you mean the T
- Original Message -
From: Rafael Lima <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, July 12, 2000 5:20 AM
Subject: Re: Msx top 100
> To Diogo Sperb Shcneider
>
> I HAVE Tensai Rabbian, yeah, it's a great game! Do u want it?
>
> Shatterhand
I already sent it :-)) It's
> Currently the software is running fine on the
> emulator on an IBM-PC, but as the software was
> designed for an 80 column screen, it looks screwed.
> I'd need some way to emulate these 80 columns on the
> emulator.
erhm, stupid question maybe, but wouldn't it be easier to
run your software
Wow! What a complete answer!
But what I need actually is something done through
emulation. I don't want to use that MSX system
anymore, it's a very old Expert in poor conditions
plugged to an even worse monitor. I almost became
crazy a while ago because I've had to use that machine
to dump the
Frits Hilderink wrote:
[editorial cut&paste]
>> > ] Speaking about tsr's. Does anyone still use/remember Micro Music ?
>> > Yes. Great tool. All microcabin musics on the background :-))
>>
>> Hey, I want it. Where can we find it? Does it
>> work with both MSX-Music and PSG? :)
>
> It uses
JP Grobler wrote:
>|--|-- Composite
>| | |-\
>||-\-| \
>Composite | \ | AND |o Hsync
>
It uses what ever the Micro Cabin game also uses. In my case a korean
FM-PAC and ofcourse the PSG.
You will probably find it on http://www.file-hunter.com in a few days.
Just give me some time to collect everything...
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTEC
Alex Wulms wrote:
> ] Speaking about tsr's. Does anyone still use/remember Micro Music ?
> Yes. Great tool. All microcabin musics on the background :-))
Hey, I want it. Where can we find it? Does it
work with both MSX-Music and PSG? :)
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Maarten ter Huurne wrote:
> Most emulators put some illegal opcode at the DiskROM entry points, #4010,
> #4022 etc. When they encounter such an opcode, they check the address it
> was found at and emulate the behaviour of the routine at that address.
fMSX goes further by telling you which address
Hi
I saw there was some discussion on this topic, but it looks as if there
never was a defnite answer. There was a reference to Andre Delavy making a
RGB to SVGA connector does anybody know if he did? (Giovanni Nunes and
Fronteddu Stefano (later) made this reference) There was also a few comments
--- Rafael Lima <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> To Diogo Sperb Shcneider
>
> I HAVE Tensai Rabbian, yeah, it's a great game! Do u
> want it?
>
> Shatterhand
Thank you! The file-hunter.com guy sent it to me
already, though. Thanks again!
See you later!
=
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BRMSX has the same effect. After running it with the
80 columns card rom (CT80NET.ROM) it had nothing
displayed on the screen.
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Ðiogo Sperb Schneider - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
"When I say Van Halen I mean David Lee Roth!!"
@ http://www.geociti
Ok, I can now boot those disks and run the software.
I've replaced the old ddxdos.sys and comando.com files
for the proper msxdos.sys and command.com files. I'm
almost sure it is a DDX-DISK interface issue.
Now I've got another problem: The application need an
80 column card to be displayed pro
--- Maarten ter Huurne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Tue, 11 Jul 2000, "Ðiogo" Sperb Schneider wrote:
>
> MSXDOS1 and games are started by code in the boot
> sector of the disk.
>
> When a disk is formatted on MSX, the boot sector
> will contain code that
> looks for MSXDOS.SYS and starts th
--- Maarten ter Huurne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Tue, 11 Jul 2000, "Ðiogo" Sperb Schneider wrote:
>
> DOS1 doesn't require a ROM.
> You only need the files "MSXDOS.SYS" and
> "COMMAND.COM".
I wanted to avoid files, as all the disks are done
already. I've got to try that, though!
Thanks
> 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 all DISK.ROM are compatible. They all should
> boot t
At 10:42 12-7-00 +0200, you wrote:
>The e-mail about TSR's in MemMan made me very curious about the use
>and last known location where I left the Micro Music data files...
>
>Somewhere along the past seven years I seem to have lost three files
>containing the musics of Big Strategy 2, Tower of Cab
Hi,
The e-mail about TSR's in MemMan made me very curious about the use
and last known location where I left the Micro Music data files...
Somewhere along the past seven years I seem to have lost three files
containing the musics of Big Strategy 2, Tower of Cabin and Princess Maker.
(I lost my
>>> take your votes, if you only choose 10...
>> That's ok for you lazy people??? :-)
>
>YOu cannot do this, since then you system is going wrong. Well, maybe it IS
>fair, if you give number one still 30 points of course. But hey, you know,
>this afternoon (locally) I already mailed you my top
> > 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.
Yep, but most of the TSR's will use the memmory management of memman
also, so if you seperate those routine most of the current TSRs
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