Hi MSX-people,
I just dumped two mega-rare Konami cartridges, another is
advertisement version from Quarth and another is Konami RC-761
gold cart, including 20 "new" stages for King's Valley 2.
The latter one is made after competiotion of 4 Japanese magazines
and 5 best stages from every magazi
Building a nic is what Sunrise is investigating. They intent to use a chip
that is suited for that job.
I do not know when it will be a product, they do talk very seriously about
it at fairs.
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On Mon, Oct 29, 2001 at 02:44:05PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > > Shall it be possible in the future to use our beloved MSX
> > machines as
> > > webservers for usage like the 'MSX SERVER'?
> >
> > Of course. Using a MSX as Web Server is just one of the many
> > applications
> > you can
Title: RE: Web Server
> > Shall it be possible in the future to use our beloved MSX
> machines as
> > webservers for usage like the 'MSX SERVER'?
>
> Of course. Using a MSX as Web Server is just one of the many
> applications
> you can do using TCP/IP and UZIX.
It would be nice if someone
Nice indeed Adriano :)
> > Good job man! Now we need an IRC client :) Should be quite easy as IRC is
> > just a 'fancy' telnet session, isn't it?
>
> I'm too lazy to make an IRC client now... The UZIX-targeted compiler is
> available, and also the applications source. If someone wanna make an I
D-Fader,
> Keep up the good work!
Thank you. :)
> UZIX really is cool, though I've never used it
> (should I be ashamed now?)...
Maybe it's time to try it. :)
> Good job man! Now we need an IRC client :) Should be quite easy as IRC is
> just a 'fancy' telnet session, isn't it?
I'm too lazy t
Jeroen,
> Shall it be possible in the future to use our beloved MSX machines as
> webservers for usage like the 'MSX SERVER'?
Of course. Using a MSX as Web Server is just one of the many applications
you can do using TCP/IP and UZIX.
=
Adriano Camargo Rodrigues da Cunha ([E
