MSX is still alive too :D
On 06/11/16 20:23, Jorge Vidal Wulff wrote:
Is the list still alive?
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Looks interesting, although Java :')
Good to see you active again!
I guess it's just a coincidence that we recently put you on the
inactive section of the TNI members list ;)
BTW, when you have time, come by my anime store: http://www.animere.nl/
Greetz,
Patriek
On 02/01/14 15:58, Laurens
of The New Image (TNI). In 1991,
TNI was born in cyberspace as the brainchild of its founder Patriek
Lesparre. Using the TNI BBS as its base of operations, TNI participated
in the semi-professional MSX scene of the 1990s, selling its wares at
MSX fairs and working closely with groups such as Sunrise
I don't know a lot about electronics, but maybe the PSU in your 8280 is
going bad, and putting it in the other machine charged the capacitors on
the board just enough to work again with the bad PSU for a while. If
that's the case, the wavyness should return.
Just an idea :)
Patriek
Maurizio
There's not a single shred of evidence this thing even has a Z80 CPU at
all... Can we drop the speculation and wishful thinking please?
If someone comes up with a list of specifications we could discuss this
further, but now there's just a brand name, a product number and a lot
of fantasy!
Wishful thinking... Some (young/naive) people used to think anything
that looked like a computer and had Panasonic on it was a MSX.
It sure was fun fantasizing about it, though :)
Greetz,
Patriek
wernerkai listas wrote:
Hello folks,
This page lists a portable MSX2:
I rest my case.
Patrick van Arkel wrote:
Thanks for this intelligent replay Kim.
It probably has an own bios and no psg chip either.
Sent from my iPhone
On Dec 28, 2010, at 3:47 PM, Jun Kim bitcompu...@hotmail.com wrote:
It's really just Wapuro (Word Processor) with printer , FDD and LCD
A word of warning.
The club is also known as MSX Violenceclub Mariënberg, because of a
violent incident where Raymond van Hoorn (ray2day) physically attacked a
fellow member (me) for no rational reason at all. This happened inside
the club house during a club meeting, right under the nose of
The New Image will be there :)
2011 is an important year for us, because it will be TNI's 20th
anniversary!
Greetz,
Patriek
Manuel Bilderbeek wrote:
Oops, 2011 of course! :) (Fixed in Subject.)
On 09/21/2010 09:52 PM, Manuel Bilderbeek wrote:
Hi,
Read all about it here:
Hi all,
In celebration of GEM's 10th anniversary, GEM v1.0 (and v1.01) was
released. With a small amount of frameskip, most games play fast enough
to be enjoyed and many even run at full speed!
Changes since previous version:
- Greatly improved sound emulation.
* Emulated sound
Hi Jun!
Congratulations on this, and thanks for the information. I hope the day
will be successful!
I have made note of this day in the #msxdev IRC event agenda.
Please let us know how the day went!
Greetings,
Patriek
Jun Sung Kim (김준성) wrote:
Hello MSX users over the World!
This time,
Manuel Bilderbeek wrote:
Benoît Delvaux wrote:
Another review has made its appearance on MSX blue. It concerns the
great and difficult sequel of Arkanoid : Arkanoid 2, released by Taito
in 1987 !
http://www.msxblue.com/?page_id=444
Nice, but wasn't it on PassionMSX already since more than
FiXato wrote:
This thing sounds like it is more expensive than the
GFX9000/Moonsound, and just look at the small userbase that those have
together..
Together the userbase might be a bit on the small side, but many people
do have both units. The Gfx9000 userbase is pretty big, and it's always
msxfi...@icongames.com.br wrote:
Definitely, the consensus on #msxdev is that it could even be done on a
single Gfx9000.
In Basic? With 5 planes and parallax scrolling? I doubt... but by all
means, prove me wrong :)
Not in BASIC, obviously, but GOOD LUCK adding enemies or any kind of
other
msxfi...@icongames.com.br wrote:
BTW: I looked (quickly) around and found almost nothing on how to play a
sample on OPL4/Moonsound. Does anyone have any pointers for me? Note that
I don't need a how to use for any replayer, just how to play one sound
fx ;)
OPL4 does not have a special function
Eric Boon wrote:
I really don't see the harm in someone
suggesting that two other someones, who share an interest, contact each
other in order see if they can combine their efforts.
That's not what happened here...
First of all it's not an isolated incident. It's always the same people
Eric Boon wrote:
... a lot of wriggling.
It's a shame this really small community you speak of has tunnelvision
and does not see the rest of the MSX world.
It's also a shame that the community (often called the Msx Related
Community) you belong to shares your belief that it's a good idea if
Manuel Bilderbeek wrote:
I suggest to contact Sandy Pleyte (of www.generation-msx.nl), to add
this to Generation MSX. It shouldn't be that much work and part of it is
already implemented even.
Because a single point of failure is always better than choice and
differentiation?
blergh
Manuel Bilderbeek wrote:
In a small community working together has a better chance of success
then reinventing (most of) the wheel. IMHO, it's better to have a small
number of very good databases than a large number of crappy ones.
You're talking as if there already is a very good database...
Eric Boon wrote:
On Sep 23, 2009, at 9:51 PM, Patriek Lesparre *DID NOT WRITE*:
Manuel Bilderbeek wrote:
I suggest to contact Sandy Pleyte (of www.generation-msx.nl), to add
this to Generation MSX. It shouldn't be that much work and part of it
is already implemented even.
Because a single
There were obvious bugs and code duplication errors, like ELSE without
IF and using PLAYER variables in ENEMY section...
I've also changes some other things to speed up BASIC.
Please compare with your source and learn from it.
It would be wise to use more SPACES during development. You can
andrea gasparrini wrote:
I have a problem, I do not succeed to make print text or other character in
basic. Than the definition for characters is in code assembler.
PRINT does not work in SCREEN2, so you must use VPOKE into the Name
Table directly.
Alternatively, it's possible to fool BASIC
Laurens Holst wrote:
It pains me to say, but after 10 years of organising the MSX fair
Bussum, I’ve decided that last year’s fair has been the last. I’m not
sufficiently involved with the MSX scene anymore to be organising this
thing. And 10 is a nice round number, too :) .
Very sad news!
On
in
the scene...
Bussum will forever remains in our hearts...
Greetz,
Patriek
Laurens Holst wrote:
Patriek Lesparre schreef:
Laurens Holst wrote:
It pains me to say, but after 10 years of organising the MSX fair
Bussum, I’ve decided that last year’s fair has been the last. I’m not
sufficiently
Oi,
Not sure...
Sengawa Networks, which hosted the MSXA site has completely disappeared.
The domain has no DNS right now, but you Google still has search results
on the domain, so it was very recent.
Sengawa means Thousand Rivers (cool name for a networking company) and
is the ag0ny's
Thanks for clearing all that up, Javi!
Greetz,
Patriek
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Hi all,
More details about the MSX 25th Anniversary Event!
MSX Association, already a sponsor of the event, is now confirmed to
actually attend it too :)
* Free MSX goodies
* MSX game corner, provided by MSX Vriendenclub Marienberg
* Historic MSX reading corner
* Bar with
Laurens Holst wrote:
I’m writing to announce the date for the MSX fair Bussum of 2008:
Great, another early announcement! I'll be sure to note it in big
letters as soon as I get an agenda for 2008 :P
By the way, I just noticed that this is the 20th edition of the fair,
and the 10th edition
Grauw wrote:
I just want to give a small update on the MSX fair in Bussum;
Thanks for keeping us up to date :)
Good luck on getting the acceptance!
Greetz,
Patriek
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The URL for all info, as announced on IRC channel #msxdev @ Rizon, is
http://msxdev.msxblue.com/ :)
Greetz,
Patriek
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Hi!
Has anyone been able to find the white key in level 10 of The Cure?
I think I've explored every room in that level, bashed every wall I saw...
I found the 'secret' room with the moving platform and the two large
vertical breakable walls which you can zigzag upwards... The white key
Jetze Mellema wrote:
Great to see that you're selling these shirts but I think the price of 25
euro is a bit high. Recently the team of MSX.org did the same thing and
their shirts cost only 9.99 euro.
These are polo shirts, not t-shirts, with dual-sided and multi-color printing.
Big
Maico Arts wrote:
In the meanwhile it has turned out that our enthousiasm has reached a very
low level, and we decided to definitely quit.
Too bad, but I certainly hope you guys will keep MSX'ing in some form or other!
On a side note, hopefully a new fair can be organised by someone to
Grauw wrote:
* Replaced the Div16 16-bits division routine with a faster one by
Flyguille. The speed gain seems quite humble, 3 T-states, but this one can
be unrolled to gain quite some speed.
Another 4 t-states can be saved by replacing
XOR A ; 5 t-states
LD L,A ; 5 t-states
LD H,A ; 5
Grauw wrote:
Anne de Raad wrote:
I thought for these 19800 yen, you only get an update to turn the onechip
MSX into a onechip MSX2. It's not the price for the hardware. Both would
be spectacular, though :) If it IS the price for the hardware, it's very
cheap, if it's the price for an update to
Grauw wrote:
- Updated the http://banzai.msx.nu/v9990/manual.htmlGfx9000 Programmers
Manual with information about undocumented bits in R#22 that disable
screen layers in P1.
Oh, right :).
Anyways, that seems useful!
Not really, as it seems to disable sprites as well, so you end up with a
Hi all!
I've updated MSX Banzai! with the original Henrik Gilvad V9990 PowerBASIC
documentation. Thanks to Dan Derpaux for OCR'ing this document, which was
also the original source for the undocumented feature last added to the
V9990 Programmers Manual (also at MSX Banzai!).
The URL is
Grauw wrote:
Patriek Lesparre wrote:
Hi all!
I've updated MSX Banzai! with the original Henrik Gilvad V9990 PowerBASIC
documentation. Thanks to Dan Derpaux for OCR'ing this document, which was
also the original source for the undocumented feature last added to the
V9990 Programmers Manual (also
/me playing Nemesis 2 with MSX1 colors...
brb
;)
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Rudolf Gütlich wrote:
First of all, I want to know how does the MSX-VIEW
rom's work. I want to change it to another ROM, with
other programs, it's just as easy as inhibit it and
hook up another ROM? Or it is a Mapped ROM or anything
weird?
The turboR GT firmware is a mapped rom with 8kB pages. You
Hi all!
A new version of tniASM was just released @ http://tniasm.tni.nl/
Just a small bugfix release again, this time fighting usage of $ during PHASE.
TNI is also finalising a new product, more information on that later.
(#msxdev @ Rizon IRC regulars will known what this is about ^_^)
Greetz,
Wynke wrote:
So, what do you guys think? Will the list still be used in the future?
Definitely, YES!
And where do people go these days for their MSX news?
#msxdev on Rizon IRC has a lot of MSX scene news first, which is a
consequence of the number of active sceners that are regulars there.
Which
Wynke wrote:
I have been looking at the options, and it *might* be
possible (although I am not sure yet) to convert HTML mails to plain
text rather than just reject them - how would people feel about that?
That would be a good option, because HTML e-mail is *evil* :P
Greetz,
Patriek
Albert Beevendorp wrote:
Today the MSX IPS Patch Archive has been restyled. Also many IPS patches
were added:
Very nice work! This has already become a valuable archive!
Greetz,
Patriek
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Wynke wrote:
Unless someone is going to jump in and organise an alternative meeting
to replace it?
We've talked about this on #msxdev @ Rizon IRC a few days ago already,
since we already had the feeling something was not right.
Currently, Abi van Tamelen is looking into the possibility of
Hello all,
I have released a small bugfix release of tniASM ( http://tniasm.tni.nl/ ),
version 0.43 this time. Hopefully this will be the last of the v0.x release
series.
In other news, The New Image has put out an important press release you can
read here: http://www.tni.nl/press.html
Grauw wrote:
I’ve put the photos I took at the Oss fair online, take a look at:
http://www.grauw.nl/interests/msx/oss2005/
I hope you like them :).
Naisu supiido! ^_^
Your camera isn't as bad as you made it sound ;)
Too bad we didn't take pictures of you behind the synth-keyboard at my place :P
Another impressive program, Konamiman!!
I can't wait to see what the next thing is you will surprise us with ^_^
Have a great MSXmas and a happy new year, everybody!
Patriek
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Ivan Latorre wrote:
-It seems that Martos is working on a program to load tapes in turboRs
through the PCM input connector:
*http://es.groups.yahoo.com/group/hispamsx/message/18929*
I think that these news are quite interesting, hence this message :)
Especially that last one is very
Konamiman wrote:
Hi all, please take a look at this:
ftp://ftp.rfc-editor.org/in-notes/internet-drafts/draft-nsoriano-sptp-00.txt
Could this qualify for MSX in the media? :-)
Funny :P Interesting too!
Would this really be so advantageous compared to existing transfer protocols?
Greetz,
For more information visit the MSX-NBNO forum at:
http://msx4ever.xs4all.nl/msx-nbno
See you all on the MSX 2005 Fair!
Great news!
unfortunately I can't find any information at that site (also not on the
forum) :/
Greetz,
Patriek
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mars2000you wrote:
The Dir as Dsk feature has been implemented in blueMSX 1.7.0 on special
request of Ricardo Bittencourt that has gently shared with the blueMSX team
his BRMSX-Windows source code for this feature.
Actually, BRMSX-DOS was the first emulator with this feature.
Actually, Compujunks'
Hello obsoletes. This is a message sent from a MSX connected to Internet
with ObsoNET beta 1. Well, not exactly: the MSX is connected to a Linux PC
which is in turn connected to Internet with a modem.
But hey, it is cool, isn't it?
X-Mailer: Telnet for InterNestor Lite 1.0
X-ObsoNET-Rules: Of
Laurens Holst wrote:
Sunrise advises against using CF carts 32MB because the chance for
incompatibilities is much bigger for those.
No probs with my Kodak (Toshiba) 16MB cart. The thing with 32MB carts is
that you can't partition them with FDISK, but a normal 'big floppy' format
can be done
ivalat wrote:
Once the cartridge is available it would be nice to have a browser for
GFX9000.
I agree! A good browser would be really cool, and I think there would be
quite a demand once our MSX is connected to the internet directly.
Me and Laurens Holst have been toying with exactly that idea
This info comes from long-time msx user Cyberknight,
I hope you can check it:
--cyberknight speaking
I found an archive on Funet infected with a PC virus.
http://www.funet.fi/pub/msx/magazines/compile_discstation/DS%2324B.LZH
I'm trying to see if I can warn someone about it (there's
Raymond wrote:
Perhaps others within MSX-NBNO will pick it up, so if they have the time
and energy to organise next years fair, then you will hear it very soon!
If you think the fair should stay, please respond!
I certainly hope they do, because I've really enjoyed the Oss fairs in the
past
Remy van den Bor wrote:
All eating together at the end is a very nice thing as will (I remember
the great group that went out at dinner last year).
You should consider staying for the MSX Marathon (at least a few hours) in
Bussum this year, because we usually eat together as well!
Greetz,
This message is FYI :)
- Corrected some bugs, especially the one that caused NestorBASIC 1.0 to
hang on Panasonic WSX machines.
I assume this was a bug in the MoonBlaster MSX-MUSIC detection routine.
The proper way to detect the MSX-MUSIC is this:
1. First check for internal MSX-MUSIC: Check for
1. First check for internal MSX-MUSIC: Check for APRL on 4018h of the
MSX-MUSIC ROM. If found, MSX-MUSIC was successfully found.
Oops, ofcourse this should be Check for APRLOPLL on 4018h. The posted
sourcecode reflects this correctly :)
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Joost Yervante Damad wrote:
Again, ideas are not copyrightable. They are patentable in some
countries, which is bad enough.
You're referring to so-called 'software patents'. I don't think they have
anything to do with this, and I'm against them fully.
Games are very much copyrightable, because
shevek wrote:
A warning on the download page that you are not allowed to download
if you are in the US or Japan, and are not allowed to export it to there,
could be legally enough to make sure you cannot be sued by their laws.
Actually, the recent Microsoft vs. Lindows case disproves this. A Dutch
Joost Yervante Damad wrote:
just one of the many cases of a corporation bullying an individual with
no legal ground...
Hello?! Copyrights are no legal ground? funny...
If they are copyright owners, just a rename of your game should be
enough.
No, the game uses trademarked characters too.
And
Joost Yervante Damad wrote:
Since when is a game concept copyrightable?
Dunno, maybe you should ask Jaleco who got their ass kicked in court by
Konami, just because they made a game involving musical instruments too. ^^;
And, television show formats (=concept) are copyrightable too.
And still,
Enrico wrote:
So, more or less, a thing like this:
http://nrgo.altervista.org/sprcopy.zip
something like that, yeah...
I see the sprite often disappearing, to minimize this effect you could try
to put the 'restore background' and 'copy sprite' steps closer together.
Another thing is to put these
Enrico wrote:
I've seen some MSX demos for MSX2 that show an image moving on background
without delete the background (so, a kind of sprite...).
How could it be possible? With a COPY command or some register tricks?
Some demos (like the recent Woei demo by Team Bomba) use palette tricks to
make
David Heremans wrote:
I also remember from my early days that some models are much more
sensitive about the signal then others. My VG8020 could hardly read some
tapes, while the same tape used on a Sony would load without a glitch.
I suppose it's the playback device that makes the difference, not
Hello everyone,
First of all, I would like to thank those who offered their support to me.
The problem I have with MRC is that they have, on more than one occasion,
lied to me, discriminated against me, and (ab)used me. When confronted with
these matters, they ignore me. Emails were ignored,
Herbert Ackermans wrote:
That is incredibly childish and immature. Even the way Patriek seems to have
to resort to threatening to quit, indicates an ineptitude to handle the
situation.
Pardon? Where have I resort[ed] to threatening to quit? I have done no
such thing, even though, surprisingly, it
Herbert Ackermans wrote:
That is incredibly childish and immature. Even the way
Patriek seems
to have to resort to threatening to quit,
Oh? Where?
His initial response: People like you make me want to stop doing so much for
the community...
Interpreting that as a threat to quit is pulling
Ed Robsy wrote:
As everybody can see, you were insulting Sjoerd and me with no reasons
*snip*
Anyway, Guyver, as I said in other messages, I do sincerely appreciate
your worth contributions to the MSX community, but I think that sometimes
your deffend your opinions in a rather unpolite way.
I'll
Hello all,
I'm very sorry to have to do this, but I'm left with no other choice. You
deserve to know the truth...
MSX Resource Center, also known as msx.org, is not what they pretend to be.
MRC makes appeasing promises and statements over and over, which are proved
false or worthless later.
Jetze Mellema wrote:
Please, stop it and remember your own words:
However, whether my opinions are founded or unfounded, I've learned it's
best to keep them to myself, unless asked for specificly. In order to avoid
controversy, misunderstanding and prejudice, I will try to enforce this on
myself
Herbert Ackermans wrote:
I've only seen your name in posts about flaming, namecalling, attacking
people who actually do something and what else there is that is despicable.
Correction: You only REMEMBERED my name in those posts, I've made many more
posts which are constructive and positive.
So
At 12:22 22-4-2004 -0300, Daniel Caetano wrote:
On Wed, 21 Apr 2004 00:38:40 +0200, Sander Zuidema wrote:
It is there! The first new official MSX hardware, straight from Japan: the
MSX Game Reader, a USB device that allows you to play cartridge games on
MSXPLAYer
Hehehe... MSX hardware? It's a
SLotman wrote:
There's a new game released on MSX Files...
It is BOMB JACK, ported from SG-1000 to MSX.
Cool! Did you do it?
I didn't realise Bomb Jack was available on SG-1000!
A spanish team has been busy with a MSX2 port (mostly graphics works has
been done) of the arcade game, but were never
Eduardo Robsy Petrus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please ignore the envy of those flat-lined MSXers.
Pardon?!
The dictionary has the following description of 'flatlined':
1 a : to register on an electronic monitor as having no brain waves or
heartbeat b :
Hans Otten wrote:
The MSX Info pages about hardware documenation, do it yourself, pascal
and other MSX programming are still maintained and available at:
http://hanso.msx.nu/
and it will remain there.
You seem to have NO respect for your visitors at all, Hans! All your
visitors mean to you are
Adriano Camargo Rodrigues da Cunha wrote:
New site. New language. New release.
Fantastic! Great site!
I can only say superlatives for this ^_^
From [MSX] Illusion City English texts:
So, if any of you wanna help improving the English translation, please ask
Takamichi's permission first. I'll not
Edward Robsy wrote:
Please read again my message: I was plainly saying I USE TELEFONICA - IT
WORKS FINE FOR ME. Nothing more, nothing less.
You said So the problem is not related with Telefonica., which is
COMPLETELY DIFFERENT from works fine for me.
Also saying try to solve it implies that you
It would be very sad
to loose your contribution to the MSX community as was when we lost the
excelent resource www.msxhans.msx2.com by Hans Otten.
It's not lost, you can visit that page at http://hanso.msx.nu/
Greetz,
Patriek
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Pedro Giebels wrote:
Is this the same ASCII wo made the MSX ??
http://www.play-asia.com/paOS-13-71-q-70-2pn.html
Yep :P
ASCII made (they stopped doing so) all kinds of console peripherals since
the early 90's...
This one is cool ^_^ Although I doubt those pictures are the original
promotion
Daniel Caetano wrote:
Hope you like it. (^=
VERY cool :)
I never saw or played this game before, but it runs really smooth. A lot
better than many other spectrum conversions I've seen. Nice job!
Greetz,
Patriek
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Patriek Lesparre wrote:
Hi Raymond,
That's indeed a pretty good indication the problem indeed lies with
the player.
I suppose you're using Kari Lammassaari's Moonblaster player for
Pascal? I took a small look at it and here's how to disable the
turboR detection:
Load a Hex
Mr. Boon,
If you know so well, why don't you release a proper patch then?
In fact, if you know so well, why didn't you help Raymond in the first place?
You wrote:
(Although, to be 100% sure, the routine would have to check the MSX type
R800 mode on every interrupt ;-P)
That's only when assuming
Hi Raymond,
That's indeed a pretty good indication the problem indeed lies with the player.
I suppose you're using Kari Lammassaari's Moonblaster player for Pascal?
I took a small look at it and here's how to disable the turboR detection:
Load a Hex-Editor (DiskView on MSX will do fine) and edit
Raymond wrote:
Isn't there somebody out there who can rewrite this so that it will work
correctly?
sarcasm
What would you like rewritten? Your program, the MoonBlaster player, MSX
BIOS, the compiler?
Please send an application form in threefold to the address shown on the
screen when the error
@pause doesn't work in 2.31 and neither does it work in 2.20 which I am
using now.
I think you're using DOS 2.4 specific stuff here...
just 'pause' works fine. Just remove the @'s in front of the commands in
the .BAT.
Btw, Daniel, merry christmas to you too! ^_^
Greetz,
Patriek
We have loaded the moonblaster routines and when we switch the CPU to Z80,
it will completely hang the machine. We have found that if we do not use
this routine above, the problem doesn't occure, but we need to switch to
the Z80...
I assume you've also tested without the moonblaster routines? If
Not satisfied in having a multitask OS for MSX, I decided to have also a
multiterminal MSX.
You Fudeba!!!
Fantastic work, can't wait for Gfx9000 support ^_^
Also, Leonardo Padial's V3858 cartridge would be a nice and cheap way to
get dualhead.
Keep up the great job, Adriano!
-Patriek
Mari vd Broek wrote:
Don't forget that a CF-card has limited writes... after a time you will
get hot-spots... So If you use it, try to limit the times you write to
the CF-card as much as possible
Each block of Flash can be written millions of times, it will last YEARS
even if you use it as your
First, have you been living in a cave? ^^;
To answer your questions:
1. yes
2. yes
3. CF Adapter plugs in any IDE cable, CF Interface cartridge plugs in MSX
cartridge slot
4. Both adapter and CF interface are nice 'n' boxed.
5. Depends on the performance of your CF card. On MSX, it will be
At 20:32 26-10-2003 +0100, you wrote:
Grauw wote:
And I would recommend buying the CF-IDE interface,
with that you don't need an external power supply and no cables, and it's
more compact.
I looked on Sunrise, but there is a powercable on the CF IDE card! So it
still needs power!
Read replies!
what about a Linux router with no moving parts other than the Fan for the
Powersupply?
What about a fanless powersupply?
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Laurens Holst wrote:
Manuel Bilderbeek wrote:
The reader itself
can only be used on MSX, by the way. The CF card can be used on PC
too, of course.
You sure about that last thing? Meaning, you tried? Because afaik it should
just work. Well, anyways, PC cardreaders are very cheap nowadays and
On a sidenote, someone in this list appears to be infected with the Mimail
worm. See
http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
for details.
This virus exists because of bugs in IE and Outlook Express. WAKE UP
PEOPLE, use Mozilla or something! Or if you really
Laurens Holst wrote:
Patriek Lesparre wrote:
On a sidenote, someone in this list appears to be infected with the
Mimail worm. See
http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I didn't get anything, but, can't you easily see the source IP in the
message header
Grauw wrote:
Note by the way that -afaik- the Japanese RGB connector is
different from a European RGB connector, the pins are different.
If you mean SCART, I believe the connectors are physically different too.
I'm not too sure about it, but I think the japanese is rectangular while
the euro
I am clearing out some stuff, and before I throw it away I thought it might
be a good idea to see if someone else would want to have some of it.
DUDE! NEVER, I repeat, *NEVER* throw MSX stuff away! ^^;
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Manuel Bilderbeek wrote:
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For more information visit the forum on:
http://msx4ever.xs4all.nl/msx-nbno
Hm, that forum doesn't seem to work...
At least not with Mozilla, didn't try another browser.
I just get a white screen and it seems to load things over and over again.
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