Hey guyz,
Because of the time difference, bad English and a not-so-well known April
Fools Day
some people in Japan actually believed this pun.
So errr. Uzix is not dead yet ;)
But considering the huge coding efforts of Chaos, I suggest we carry on with
our development
of Windows msXP. I think
On Wed, 3 Apr 2002, Sander Zuidema wrote:
Hey guyz,
Because of the time difference, bad English and a not-so-well known April
Fools Day
some people in Japan actually believed this pun.
So errr. Uzix is not dead yet ;)
I live in Brazil but when I read the message it was some
Carlos de Santa-Ana Garcia wrote on April 1st:
Hi, here in Spain is 28th of December
Hm, I've *always* known that Spain was a bit behind,
but only now I see that it's exactly 93 days ;-)
Eric
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d-fader wrote:
here we go:
10 cls
20 color 15,4,4
23 width 80
Nah, make that a width 132:height 55
More text on the screen is cool
Eric
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At 10:16 2-4-02 +0200, you wrote:
Carlos de Santa-Ana Garcia wrote on April 1st:
Hi, here in Spain is 28th of December
Hm, I've *always* known that Spain was a bit behind,
but only now I see that it's exactly 93 days ;-)
Of which year? :)
GreeTz, BiFi
Visit my Home Page at
Hi, here in Spain is 28th of December
Hm, I've *always* known that Spain was a bit behind,
but only now I see that it's exactly 93 days ;-)
Eric
looks like the spainish are ahead 93 days :-)
and aprils fools day is started in brielle the netherlands.
At 10:16 02/04/2002 +0200, you wrote:
Carlos de Santa-Ana Garcia wrote on April 1st:
Hi, here in Spain is 28th of December
Hm, I've *always* known that Spain was a bit behind,
but only now I see that it's exactly 93 days ;-)
Eric
Or 272, depends
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: UZIX is dead
Hi, here in Spain is 28th of December
Hm, I've *always* known that Spain was a bit behind,
but only now I see that it's exactly 93 days ;-)
Eric
looks like the spainish are ahead 93 days :-)
and aprils fools day is started in brielle
Hi,
After thinking a lot about it, I decided to kill UZIX. After many crashes
of that stupid Linux OS I'm using on my PC, I realized that I don't want
it happening on my MSX.
So, I'll quit UZIX development and will start another OS for our beloved
MSX. I'll put my efforts on a beautiful GUI,
Hmmm,
After reading this great news from Adriano, I was wondering: Does all
Countries in the world celebrate 1st April ? I know United Kingdon Does,
but what about the other countries?
PS: I joined the Windows MSXP team in order to work with Adriano in his new
OS.
[]s
Mauricio Braga.
At 14:08 01/04/2002 -0300, you wrote:
Hmmm,
After reading this great news from Adriano, I was wondering: Does all
Countries in the world celebrate 1st April ? I know United Kingdon Does,
but what about the other countries?
PS: I joined the Windows MSXP team in order to work with Adriano in his
At 13:53 1-4-02 +, you wrote:
After thinking a lot about it, I decided to kill UZIX. After many crashes
of that stupid Linux OS I'm using on my PC, I realized that I don't want
it happening on my MSX.
So, I'll quit UZIX development and will start another OS for our beloved
MSX. I'll put my
On Mon, 1 Apr 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmmm,
After reading this great news from Adriano, I was wondering: Does all
Countries in the world celebrate 1st April ? I know United Kingdon Does,
but what about the other countries?
Actually it was invented in 1948 by the United States of
Em 01 Apr 2002, [EMAIL PROTECTED] escreveu:
I definately support your idea. I can even offer some assistance! About a
year ago I wrote some MMU routines, with complete support for virtual
memory, memory protection and memory swapping.
Those routines are already written in MSX BASIC so can be
On Mon, Apr 01, 2002 at 01:53:25PM +, Adriano Camargo Rodrigues da Cunha wrote:
Hi,
After many crashes of that stupid Linux OS I'm using on my PC,...
I told you that micorsoft is always right :-)
operating system called Windows msXP.
Yep, it's all in the name. Free (386)BSD made the
Em 01 Apr 2002, [EMAIL PROTECTED] escreveu:
I definately support your idea. I can even offer some assistance! About a
year ago I wrote some MMU routines, with complete support for virtual
memory, memory protection and memory swapping.
Those routines are already written in MSX BASIC so can be
Hey,
I wanna help too, that's why I've been working since I received the message.
Ofcourse, new operating systems need to crash a lot, that's why I already
made that part!
(it's taken from the Teddy's In Action windows emulator...), problem is that
routine was in asm, so that's a bit too fast
I prefer this one in WIDTH 40
;)
Sander
http://www.msx.org
http://www.benjaminb.nl
- Original Message -
From: d-fader [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, April 01, 2002 23:13
Subject: Re: UZIX is dead
Hey,
I wanna help too, that's why I've been working since I
Eric,
I can send you the Novaxis info that Maico Arts sent me.
Please, I'd like to have all info anyway - even if I don't get
to write the Novaxis driver for Uzix32 :-)
Ok.
Erh, can't I use/rewrite the MegaSCSI routines and keep
floppy support? Or is the floppy also
Adriano de Cunha wrote:
Get UZIX sources from UZIX page.
Will do, will do :-)
I can send you the Novaxis info that Maico Arts sent me.
Please, I'd like to have all info anyway - even if I don't get
to write the Novaxis driver for Uzix32 :-)
You will need to rewrite all the DEVFLOP.MSX
Eric,
Hm, I still would like to see Novaxis stuff in the Uzix I have now.
If the sources of Uzix32 are released, will there be enough info to
hack in the novaxis support (and e.g. cut out the IDE or MegaSCSI
stuff...) ?? Or would it be possible to take the Novaxis driver for Uzix48
and use
If no one wants to send me a Novaxis for Christmas ;) [I send it
back, I promess], I will need beta testers when the Novaxis driver be
ready.
Volunteers, anyone? :)
Of course Eric and I will be happy to test it (again)! The
parallel-live-chat helped a lot. We'll have to arrange that again
Manuel,
Of course Eric and I will be happy to test it (again)! The
parallel-live-chat helped a lot. We'll have to arrange that again next time!
Of course!
Any ideas yet about how to get it working on or (according to you WEIRD)
Yes! Weird! Weird! Weird! :P :)
Yes. Maico Arts send me interestings docs and sources of Novaxis.
Next UZIX HD drivers will use direct access to MegaSCSI/IDE/Novaxis/
floppy/etc BIOS (for floppies I'll use Alex Wulms's FastCopy drivers, so
no
more slowdown problems with your MSXs). I think the problem with Novaxis
will
be
UZIX32k is dead, as the subject says. :)
Sorry, but it's impossible to put anything else on UZIX32k kernel. So,
you'll
have to wait relatively long...
Hi!
I`m not much of a coder, but if you have trouble fitting stuff into the 32k
kernel, why not make the next one larger than 48k
Hi,
I`m not much of a coder, but if you have trouble fitting stuff into the 32k
kernel, why not make the next one larger than 48k ?
UZIX48k kernel will have 64kb. :)
Regards,
=
Adriano Camargo Rodrigues da Cunha ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
UZIX32k is dead, as the subject says. :)
Okay, that's right... Forgot that... :-)
Sorry, but it's impossible to put anything else on UZIX32k kernel. So,
you'll
have to wait relatively long...
Okay, we'll do that. I'm looking forward to Uzix48k! Keep us updated! :-)
Grtjs, Manuel
PS: MSX 4
On Mon, 16 Jul 2001 16:33:26 +0200, adisak wrote:
Hi!
I`m not much of a coder, but if you have trouble fitting stuff into the 32k
kernel, why not make the next one larger than 48k ?
the 48k of Uzix48k name is not about kernel size. As Adriano
already said, Uzix48k will have a 64Kb kernel.
Daniel Caetano wrote:
On Mon, 16 Jul 2001 16:33:26 +0200, adisak wrote:
Hi!
I`m not much of a coder, but if you have trouble fitting stuff into the 32k
kernel, why not make the next one larger than 48k ?
the 48k of Uzix48k name is not about kernel size. As Adriano
already said, Uzix48k
Ivan,
But, is the new Uzix going to be called Uzix48k?
I don't like this name. I prefer simply Uzix.
I like UZIX also. I like it so much that UZIX will not be named
UZIX48k,
but only UZIX. The difference will be the version number.
The first thought that shaked my head when
- Original Message -
From: Manuel Bilderbeek [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, July 16, 2001 4:52 PM
Subject: Re: UZIX is dead
UZIX32k is dead, as the subject says. :)
Okay, that's right... Forgot that... :-)
Sorry, but it's impossible to put anything else
What I would appreciate is Sunrise IDE support for UZIX, or is
it implemented already ?
Read the Docs Stt :)) It's allready implemented. What we need is support for
the Sunrise RS232 so a lot of european people can connect their msx to a PC
and browse the internet with their
Adriano:
[UZIX = dead]
Hmmm, what about the Novaxis SCSI support? :-)
That's a limitation of UZIX32k that I want to break. :)
Ah Ok :-)
How much people here would like to help such project?
I would, definitely.
In two years that the UZIX site is up, two or three guys really
I would be interested in helping the development as well, but since I only
own 2 MSX1s, I'll have to make do with an MSX2(+) emulator. Also it's been
some time since I did any programming on the MSX.
I've only been able to run the disk image on fMSX and it works fine and
looks good.
A
Read the Docs Stt :)) It's allready implemented. What we need is support for
the Sunrise RS232 so a lot of european people can connect their msx to a PC
To a PC, Sandy???
It's like killing a fly with a cannon...
About Sunrise RS232: I'll work on it. If anyone has
Martin,
A question for you: exactly what filesystem does UZIX run on? Is it a
MINIX (like) filesystem, or an entirely own variant?
It's a variant of the classic inode structure of the UNIX FS. Inodes,
direct blocks, indirect blocks, double indirect blocks.
Adriano Camargo
(2) You showed no intention of releasing *anything* of
UZIX, except the one-big-binary-package.
If you read the Introduction section on UZIX page, you would notice
that I wrote: When finished, the entire UZIX project will be released
to the public for free.
Ok, point taken, but when
(2) You showed no intention of releasing *anything* of
UZIX, except the one-big-binary-package.
If you read the Introduction section on UZIX page, you would notice
that I wrote: When finished, the entire UZIX project will be released
to the public for free.
Ok, point taken, but when
Eric,
If you read the Introduction section on UZIX page, you would notice
that I wrote: When finished, the entire UZIX project will be released
to the public for free.
Ok, point taken, but when the project is finished doesn't encourage me
to go an jump on in :-)
It's
I mumbled:
[something again]
Sorry for the double - outlook espresso hickupped...
Eric
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On Fri, 13 Jul 2001, Adriano Camargo Rodrigues da Cunha wrote:
(3) UZIX doesn't run comfortably on my machine - running
from flop is **s**l**o**w** and my HD interface was not
supported (heheh ;-))
If I had a Novaxis, you can bet UZIX would run on it.
But I don't have
But I don't have even a HD interface (Dal Poz borrowed his Sunrise
IDE to me, that's why UZIX has HD support). But it's not an excuse to me
to not work on UZIX.
I didn't borrowed Sunrise IDE, I lent Sunrise IDE for you. You borrowed my
Sunrise IDE.
I had 50% chance and I
Eric,
This UZIX, codename UZIX32k, is dead. Everything that could be made
with it was done (even graphical webbrowsing). Anything else can't be
made (and well done) because there's no free space on kernel, or more
memory for applications.
Hmmm, what about the Novaxis SCSI
Hmmm, what about the Novaxis SCSI support? :-)
That's a limitation of UZIX32k that I want to break. :)
What I would appreciate is Sunrise IDE support for UZIX, or is
it implemented already ?
Greetings: Saku Taipale, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On Friday 13 July 2001 08:07, you wrote:
Hmmm, what about the Novaxis SCSI support? :-)
That's a limitation of UZIX32k that I want to break. :)
What I would appreciate is Sunrise IDE support for UZIX, or is
it implemented already ?
Read the Docs Stt :)) It's allready implemented.
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