Manuel,
Well, it still didn't work here. And now the page seems to be offline?
I get a Not found... from Crosswinds.
I checked my pages one minute ago. They are all there.
Please, try again.
Yup, today it worked again. Still not correcty with IE 5.5 though, so it is most
certainly a
From: "Brendan Cross" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Cartridge question
Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2001 22:12:22 -0400
Please excuse this possibly-stupid question; I'm new to MSX. ^.^;; Is it
possible to boot from MSX-Basic or MSX-DOS 1 to cartridge, if
Manuel,
On my MSXes I have to
use the 'disk drive work around' and Uzix is ve
sllooo then... Even a simple ls /bin takes minutes (or so).
Booting also takes minutes (or so). That is simply not workable.
I know that it's very boring, but there is nothing I can
I know that it's very boring, but there is nothing I can do about it now. The
solution for this is a special driver for UZIX. But they can't be put inside
UZIX kernel now, simply because there is no space for this.
Damn.
On TR-GT the floppy speed is very good. On TR-ST also.
With
Unfortunately, that command doesn't help me much here. The problem is that
cartridges use whatever video mode is active when they are booted.
Therefore, even though the cartridges were written for NTSC televisions,
they boot in PAL on my NTSC television. I was hoping for a way to boot
Which brings me to my next question; how is a ROM dumped? Although I know
that one of my two games, Nemesis II, has already been dumped, I've never
seen a ROM of Super Triton anywhere.
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From: "Bjorn Boye Skjoldhammer" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On Tuesday 13 March 2001 13:07, you wrote:
Unfortunately, that command doesn't help me much here. The problem is that
cartridges use whatever video mode is active when they are booted.
Therefore, even though the cartridges were written for NTSC televisions,
they boot in PAL on my NTSC
Brendan Cross wrote:
Which brings me to my next question; how is a ROM dumped? Although I know
that one of my two games, Nemesis II, has already been dumped, I've never
seen a ROM of Super Triton anywhere.
There are many ways. Out of the blue, I can
think on two safe ways but there's probably
NestorAcentos,
Try to understand me, all the programs and utilities I have are for DOS;
all the programming skill I have was adquired in DOS... I would like to
have TCP/IP without changing my normal environment. And I'm not saying
Uzix is useless or a bad idea.
I understand.
Ok, ok. I
On Tue, Mar 13, 2001 at 08:21:31AM +0100, Hans Otten wrote:
Please excuse this possibly-stupid question; I'm new to MSX. ^.^;; Is it
possible to boot from MSX-Basic or MSX-DOS 1 to cartridge, if the cartridge
is interted after the boot/has a switch and is switched on after boot?
NEVER
I checked Joost's site. They seemed to have a (partial?) PPP module, a dialer
and a ping application. Giovanni once told me that they already had a working
multitask environment...
They had! I have beta's here. YOu could run 2 command2.coms at the same time!
That worked... But DOS2 gave some
] Daniel Jorge Caetano wrote:
] it never got announced outside of Japan...
] As always...
]
] This is very annoying. Unfortunately a lot
] of people in Japan aren't really into spreading
] the word about current MSX projects.
It is mainly a language problem. Not everybody speaks English as a
] The MSX will not see the cartridge, boot in its normal.
] To get the cartridge working close the switch and call the boot.
] Something like (in Basic)
] def usr=0 : u=usr(0)
] will do a boot.
]
] Another option is this:
]
] defusr=h7d75:a=usr(0)
] I'm not sure how standard this is, but
] - Anything belgian/dutch from a game/program (Akin from Paralax? The
] debug-screen of Compass!!)
You may incorporate Zone Terra screenshots (which can be found on The MSX
Plaza) for this special purpose.
Kind regards,
Alex Wulms
--
Visit The MSX Plaza
] On Tuesday 13 March 2001 13:07, you wrote:
]
] Unfortunately, that command doesn't help me much here. The problem is that
] cartridges use whatever video mode is active when they are booted.
] Therefore, even though the cartridges were written for NTSC televisions,
] they boot in PAL on my
Classical! It works great, booting directly to cartridge! Thank you very
much! Nemesis II is fun to play, even in black-and-white. ^.^
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From: Sean Young [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Cartridge question
Date: Tue,
At 15:07 13-3-01 +0100, you wrote:
Another option is this:
defusr=h7d75:a=usr(0)
I'm not sure how standard this is, but it seems to work on all machines
I've tried it on. This doesn't work for cartridges that wait for the
disk controller to initialize (like Metal Gear 2, Game Master 1 2,
Kings
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