On Tue, Feb 06, 2001 at 10:31:42PM +0100, Alex Wulms wrote:
In Sony machines and in NMS8245, some wd2793 registers (track, sector) are
write only. In first version of fastcopy I mantained track number and sector
number by just looking at the registers. This version did not work on Sony or
On Wed, 7 Feb 2001, Sean Young wrote:
Alex, IIRC you had the datasheet for the Panasonic disk controller (TC8566),
do you happened to have scanned it?
Sometime ago, Alex Wulms sent a hardcopy of the TC8566AF datasheet to me
by snail mail. One of my goals was to create a digital version of the
Em ter, 06 fev 2001, Ivan Latorre escreveu:
I was wondering if MSX2 computers were sold in Brazil (I mean
that if they were distributed to shops by big companies like Sony,
Sanyo, Philips, ...). Ive read that two companies (Gradiente and
Expert) sold MSX1s. I also was wondering if other
Manuel Bilderbeek wrote:
ones developed by Sony, Philips, Sanyo, etc., 'cause of a very bad,
restrictive law: "Lei de Informatica". I have cursed it many times... =3D)
What does this law say?
Basicly, that one couldn't import a computer.
Actually, it was more detailed than that, but
it made
What does this law say?
Basicly, that one couldn't import a computer.
Actually, it was more detailed than that, but
it made extremely difficult for a "normal"
person like us to legally import and own any
computer.
Is it still valid?
Grtjs, Manuel
PS: MSX 4 EVER! (Questions? See:
Manuel Bilderbeek wrote:
Basicly, that one couldn't import a computer.
Actually, it was more detailed than that, but
it made extremely difficult for a "normal"
person like us to legally import and own any
computer.
Is it still valid?
Thankfully, not. Ironically, the new law (which
Hi!
Thanks to Saku, we have nice pics of MSX Laserdiscs on FUNet. Just check the
gamecovers dir: (using HTTP:) http://www.funet.fi/pub/msx/graphics/jpg/gamecove
rs/
(and search for laser or something)
Your contribs are welcome too of course.
Grtjs, Manuel
PS: MSX 4 EVER! (Questions? See:
On Wed, 7 Feb 2001, Manuel Bilderbeek wrote:
restrictive law: "Lei de Informatica". I have cursed it many times... =3D)
What does this law say?
There is a good page in english about this law, you can see it
in this address:
http://www.lsi.usp.br/~jecel/reserve.html
I'm quite surprised about this LaserDiscs covers. I mean,this LD are supposed to
be used with a MSX???
Hrm, maybe we need a new section in the MSX faq covering this stuff :)
Grtx,
Cleme
Manuel Bilderbeek wrote:
Hi!
Thanks to Saku, we have nice pics of MSX Laserdiscs on FUNet. Just check
I'm quite surprised about this LaserDiscs covers. I mean,this LD are supposed to
be used with a MSX???
Yes, they are. They are Laserdisc games for MSX.
Hrm, maybe we need a new section in the MSX faq covering this stuff :)
There is already, check MSX1 section and special MSX1-computers
Manuel Bilderbeek wrote:
Hi!
Thanks to Saku, we have nice pics of MSX Laserdiscs on FUNet. Just check the
gamecovers dir: (using HTTP:) http://www.funet.fi/pub/msx/graphics/jpg/gamecove
rs/
(and search for laser or something)
Your contribs are welcome too of course.
It seems that some
ut he did two good things, and
one was revoking the old Informatics Law, and
another was paving the way for better cars. No
pun intended.
Just a correction: the law does not had the name of
"lei de informatica" or informatics law it was called
"Lei de reserva de mercado" or, in english
Vladimir Malaquias wrote:
Just a correction: the law does not had the name of
"lei de informatica" or informatics law it was called
"Lei de reserva de mercado" or, in english "Market reservation law"
Right. I apologize for my mistake;
I'm not any good with Law. As a matter
of fact, I think
Hi
I can make pcb if I have the layout. But I don't have the software ore
skill to convert a circuit to a pcb layout - this might be the case
with many msx users. A pcb layout collection might extend the life and
use (fun) of our msx's
It would be nice if someone could convert the available
Hans (Oranje) has a page online with some schematics.
Check the MSX Resource Center (www.msx.org) for the URL, I've recently added
it but I don't remember it anymore.
It Dutch though...
~Grauw
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www.hansoranje.demon.nl is the url for Hans Oranje
The other Hans (me) is www.geocities.com/msxhans
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From: Laurens Holst [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2001 23:07
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Hans (Oranje) has a page online
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