Re: IDE driver documentation

At 12:14 PM 10/23/98 +0200, you wrote: Hi all! Some of you already knew that I'm writing a new IDE driver that would make possible accessing 32Mb partitions on MSX-DOS(2) via an external shell (maybe a Norton Commander-like) or maybe patching BDOS entry point. Buahhh (Crying)

Re: z80

At 21:05 28/10/98 +0100, you wrote: The Z80 in the MSX is a Z80A, that means it can run max. 4 MHz. There's also a Z80B capable of 6Mhz and a Z80H (or 'C') which can do 8 (or 12, I'm not sure). There is some Z80s which can have nearly 33 Mhz! MSX Mailinglist. To unsubscribe, send

Re: Copy ethics? SUPPORT ACTIVE GROUPS!

At 10:03 08/10/98 +0100, you wrote: I made this because of respect to the other programmers, to support them. If I really wanna play a "challenging" game I take my PSX... (sorry 4 that, but I am sure you'll understand). ;) Or one of the many console emulators ;-) Should anybody care for a

Re: Late...

At 19:00 30/09/98 +0200, you wrote: I think I'll call it "the Doom-syndrome"... Better, the "Quake-syndrome". Most of them even know about Doom, Wolfenstein 3D... The PC world suckz, unless for the Linux community, who really rulez! MSX Mailinglist. To

Re: Emulators...

At 19:38 11/11/98 +0100, you wrote: Why.. Why... Why... Can someone tell me what is wrong with the fact I use an emulator ? Lot's of people say I'm not a real MSX-er because I use an emulator insted of the real thing. Well... Let me tell you. I only have a Philips MSX-2 with 128kb left, my sony

Produto nacional

Pessoal, queria falar c/ vcs uma coisa, sobre produto nacional. Acho q vcs sabem, o Ademir Carchano conseguiu uma autorizacao especial do Tsujikawa p/ fabricar a Mega-SCSI aqui no Brasil. Depois de muito trabalho, muita luta (teve q trocar muitos dos chips q o pessoal da ESE esta'

RE: Some questions about MSX hardware...

At 22:04 07/10/98 +0200, you wrote: Turbo-R (A1GT, don't know about ST...) uses 2 AA batteries to keep S-Ram information. If I remove those batteries all data on D: drive (SRAM) is The ST has 2 AA batteries, too. But it doesn't have a D: drive. []ao! _ _

Re: FAT16: it's time!!

At 13:49 09/11/98 +0700, you wrote: Again, see MSXCDEX for MegaSCSI. Well, does anyone can understand MSXCDEX? _ __ | __ \ (_| ICQ UIN: 3635907 | | M. Sc. In Numerical Modelling - UFF | |__) | _ __ _ _ __ __| | ___ Niteroi - RJ - BR

Re: Click of Death

At 20:26 16/05/98 +0200, Tom Emmelot wrote: Hello All Who of you have a Zip-Drive and have The Click of Death ? I've a SCSI Zip-Drive connected in my MSX, and I have never noticed the 'Click of Death'. I think it hasn't any clicks because it's a bit old, older than the 'click of death'

Omega Project

- OMEGA PROJECT - The Omega Project was born on the need of creating a compatible MSX computer with more processing capacity, better graphic quality and expansibility. This project is in development since 1995.

Re: R: AW: msx-ers

At 19:19 04/02/99 +0100, you wrote: Sure.. But .MOD has developped to .XM, and that will go to 128 channels and some very big samples, and that sounds a whole lot better the Music Module / FM-Pac or Moonsound... So... Please... The sound of the PC's nowadays is a lot better then from the

Re: Articles for MCCW

fects used in Unknown Reality. Very funny, indeed, that phrase from Z-0, talking about the Sony F700´s keyboard: ¨teclado de mierda¨ (shitty keyboard). ByE! ________ Ricardo Jurczyk Pinh

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