This calls the STOPDRV routine from diskrom (entry point 4029h). But I
don't know what will happen if you have 2 disk-interfaces connected to one
MSX. Does somebody know?
OK, thanks. Now I'm calling the STOPDRV routine for each valid DiskROM
found in the table at #FB21. It works very
Hi there.
I need pinouts for Japanese RGB21 (SCART-like) connectors (both ends) and a
beta tester with a RGB21 set to check the Japanese flavour of our Navarone
adapter.
Look on the FAQ: SCART connector (Japanese, RGB21)
Connector section...
Grtjs, Manuel ((m)ICQ UIN 41947405)
PS:
A friend of mine told me this particular interface can be upgraded by
replacing the EPROM so it can be used on other types of msx also, with
the additional advantage that it would become a SCSI2 interface.
He can make the EPROM, but doesn't has the software and suggested me to
write this
On Tue, 28 Sep 1999, Adriano Camargo Rodrigues da Cunha wrote:
Would I reach the same result if I call STOPDRV from the other interface?
Yes. Each interface call the others (if they exists) to stop
their drives. Disassemble the DiskROM to check this...
I can't do this. I don't have
On Wed, 29 Sep 1999, MkII wrote:
This calls the STOPDRV routine from diskrom (entry point 4029h). But I
don't know what will happen if you have 2 disk-interfaces connected to one
MSX. Does somebody know?
OK, thanks. Now I'm calling the STOPDRV routine for each valid DiskROM
found in the
A friend of mine told me this particular interface can be upgraded by
replacing the EPROM so it can be used on other types of msx also, with
the additional advantage that it would become a SCSI2 interface.
He can make the EPROM, but doesn't has the software and suggested me to
write
This calls the STOPDRV routine from diskrom (entry point 4029h). But I
don't know what will happen if you have 2 disk-interfaces connected to
one
MSX. Does somebody know?
OK, thanks. Now I'm calling the STOPDRV routine for each valid DiskROM
found in the table at #FB21. It works very
Yes. Each interface call the others (if they exists) to stop
their drives. Disassemble the DiskROM to check this...
I can't do this. I don't have 2 disk-interfaces, so I wouldn't understand
when one diskrom is looking for another.
You are fudeba.
Just disassemble the
On Wed, 29 Sep 1999, Adriano Camargo Rodrigues da Cunha wrote:
Yes. Each interface call the others (if they exists) to stop
their drives. Disassemble the DiskROM to check this...
I can't do this. I don't have 2 disk-interfaces, so I wouldn't understand
when one diskrom is looking for
Just disassemble the function and you'll see that it uses FB21h to
finds another interface and call 4029h of it!
What I had said is sill valid. I don't have a full system variables table
inside my memory, and FB21h is one of the variables which I didn't know.
So, who is not fudeba?
If the MK-PD interface is a Novaxis type of interface, the ROM could be
easily
replaced by the new 1.59 version or so. Erik Maas did this for me, so I
guess
he has the ROM image. ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
The MK-interface is much alike BERT-interface.
Ow, that's another case.
Contact Hans
Isn't there a diskrom-specific diskstoproutine???
I think so, because the hook which is hooked by the diskROM also only stops
a single drive, and not my harddisk.
Well, I know my previous harddisk system (IBM KZ/P with Novaxis 1.0 ROM in
Gouda SCSI interface) never stopped, and my current
Isn't there a diskrom-specific diskstoproutine???
I think so, because the hook which is hooked by the diskROM also only stops
a single drive, and not my harddisk.
Alex Wulms or Maarten once told this address... 401Ch, I think...
But it stops ALL the drives connected to the specified
I thought the second one was in Kobe, Port Island but I am not completely
sure about that.
Nope. Konami HQ is based on Port Island in Kobe. If I'm correct, the second
school is situated in Osaka.
Yes, there is one school in Osaka and another in Tokyo too.
[Quote:] Anyway, this guy Aki was
Dear all,
Please find below the latest MSX Print from Ikeda. You can find an archive of
all MSX Prints on my homepage.
Kind regards,
Alex Wulms
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Dear all,
There are two semi-official routines that can be used to stop drives:
#401F: Stop all drives served by this disk rom
This function can be used safely. Though, before calling it, you should check
if the disk rom serves a floppy drive or a hard drive. You should not call
this function
People,
All of you that are interested in nice pictures about MSX, please, feel free
to download some good ones in ftp://200.202.231.39/msx .
See you,
Marcellus
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I need pinouts for Japanese RGB21 (SCART-like) connectors (both ends) and a
beta tester with a RGB21 set to check the Japanese flavour of our Navarone
adapter.
Look on the FAQ: SCART connector (Japanese, RGB21)
Connector section...
OOOPPSS! Wasn't ME who suggested to put that info on the
Well, I can tell you that it's pretty irritating if the harddisk spins down!
Several demo's do that also, e.g. the demo Scrollmania (I thought it was) in
IOD's Metal Limit. Other software does so too... BUt ok, in your game it
isn't
that much of a problem, since indeed, it doesn't have to load
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