In message [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Saku Taipale [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Hard? Have you tried already to ask from MSX'ers in Netherlands? :)
Neither getting A1GT is hard, needs just money.
I've advertised on all the MSX sites I can find, shipping from NL
shouldn't be a big issue and I know the PSUs
I've advertised on all the MSX sites I can find, shipping from NL
shouldn't be a big issue and I know the PSUs are compatible. No-one has
offered a disk drive.
You should ask complete MSX2 with drive(s). Separate disk drives are
a bit harder to find.
I'm looking into tracking one down in
Okay, I said MSX2 isn't as important as a disk drive, and it's not - but
I found a CX7M/128 for sale in Japan. I'm thinking it should be possible
to buy this, and use the case and motherboard with the power supply and
video board from one of my CX5MII/128s to make a UK-spec CX7M.
Has anyone done
The only hard disk interface that support MSX-DOS 1 is the original V1.0 HSH SCSI
interface. I have once tested this interface to be working on a MSX-1 Toshiba HX10
with an external floppy disk drive Sony HBD50.
Nice experiment, not a very usefull combination btw, no subdirs and a limit on the
In message 20011203124548.DTJ1172.amsfep11-int.chello.nl@[127.0.0.1],
Hans Otten [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
The only hard disk interface that support MSX-DOS 1 is the original V1.0 HSH
SCSI interface. I have once tested this interface to be working on a MSX-1
Toshiba HX10 with an external floppy
It occurred to me that I may not have dealt with the slot switching
properly. MSX machines put RAM in slot 3, don't they? In which case, how
does the CX5MII/128 map the SFG-05 into slot 3 as well?
Richard
ORG #9000
DI
IN A, (#A8)
PUSH AF
OR #03
OUT (#A8), A
LD
How much does the hardware at sunrise cost ?
Frits
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Richard Atkinson wrote:
It occurred to me that I may not have dealt with the slot switching
properly. MSX machines put RAM in slot 3, don't they? In which case, how
does the CX5MII/128 map the SFG-05 into slot 3 as well?
To be the first: NO The location RAM slot is not in the MSX
On Mon, 3 Dec 2001, Richard Kilpatrick wrote:
Okay, I said MSX2 isn't as important as a disk drive, and it's not - but
I found a CX7M/128 for sale in Japan. I'm thinking it should be possible
to buy this, and use the case and motherboard with the power supply and
video board from one of my
On Mon, 3 Dec 2001, Manuel Bilderbeek wrote:
To be the first: NO The location RAM slot is not in the MSX
standard. The RAM can be in any slot. You'll have to find out yourself
in which it is. From Basic it is easy though: the upper two selected
blocks are from the (first found) RAM
Frits Hilderink wrote:
How much does the hardware at sunrise cost ?
It should be all on http://www.msx.ch/sunformsx
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There is a pricelist at www.msx.ch in the Sunrise section
The IDE interface with msx-dos2 and rs232 is 140 guilders
Van: Frits Hilderink [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Datum: 2001/12/03 ma PM 02:18:44 GMT+01:00
Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Onderwerp: Sunrise pricing
How much does the hardware at
It occurred to me that I may not have dealt with the slot switching
properly. MSX machines put RAM in slot 3, don't they? In which case, how
does the CX5MII/128 map the SFG-05 into slot 3 as well?
To be the first: NO The location RAM slot is not in the MSX
standard. The RAM can be in
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Saku Taipale [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Does the video board _only_ use video signals, or are they directed to the
motherboard as well?
It looks like the video board is dedicated to converting the output to
specific country regions. So I'd guess that it doesn't do
You can resell SFG-05 in ebay...
True, but it might make a difference to shipping. If I could persuade
someone in Japan to sell me the CX7 case and motherboard alone, no video
board, no PSU, no SFG, even no keyboard, I'd be happy (I want the case
for the CX7 logo, and the battery
Thanks for the info. I found the pricelist... :))
I also placed an order on the site for the IDE RS232 combo cartridge.
Frits
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Mari
van den Broek
Sent: Monday, December 03, 2001 3:20 PM
To: [EMAIL
The only hard disk interface that support MSX-DOS 1 is the original V1.0 HSH
SCSI interface.
It's said that MegaSCSI also support MSXDOS1 (no subdirs, of course)...
Of course, with UZLO 2.0 you can run MSXDOS1 with your HD interface, but it's
off the topic. :)
=
Adriano Camargo
Hi
I want to buy a SVI-2000C cartridge. It is used to connect a
Spectravideo
robot arm to any MSX computer.
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Hi,
I have few 3 brand new SVI-2000 Robot Arms for sale.
Price is 35 Euro per piece + shipping and packing costs.
Greetings: Saku Taipale, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Saku Taipale [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Don't put too much hope in this (it's possible, but...), because mostly
Japanese seems to be a bit non-technical people. Sorry now to you
who know how to handle tools! :)
Anyway, mostly they like to sell computer as one piece.
Hi,
Saku is selling arms without cartridges :)
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From: emesix [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 03, 2001 21:18
Subject: Re: Looking for SVI-2000C
Hi,
I have few 3 brand new SVI-2000 Robot Arms for sale.
Price is 35 Euro per piece
On Mon, 3 Dec 2001, Hans Otten wrote:
Saku is selling arms without cartridges :)
Yeah, correct, and I got few more, so still having some for sale :)
I have few 3 brand new SVI-2000 Robot Arms for sale.
Price is 35 Euro per piece + shipping and packing costs.
Greetings: Saku
Dear MSX fans,
I have finally found the time to put Ikeda's most recent MSX Prints on the
MSX Plaza. See url in the signature if you want to read them.
Kind regards,
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] To be the first: NO The location RAM slot is not in the MSX
] standard. The RAM can be in any slot. You'll have to find out yourself
] in which it is. From Basic it is easy though: the upper two selected
] blocks are from the (first found) RAM slot... :-) (This trick is always
] used in
On Mon, 3 Dec 2001, Hans Otten wrote:
Register A8 only tells about the primary slots. In MSX-2 slots are extended, so you
need to find RAM in a more advanced way :)
This would appear to be the register at memory location # in slot 3.
Is this register similar to the one at I/O location
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