Luiz Lugato,
1o. The Megascsi can create images of MSX disks.. there r a software
to do the same with IDE interface ??
No, the VFD is a MegaSCI only feature. But Nyyrikki ([EMAIL PROTECTED]),
was creating a Floppy Disk Emulator to Novaxys SCSI interfaces, may be
it can run in other
On Mon, 12 Apr 1999, yoyo wrote:
1/ Can I use a PC HDD on MSX
Yes, of course. You only need a interface to connect it.
Actually, there are several interfaces to solve your problem.
Also can choose IDE or SCSI.
If you need more info about this, you only need to ask us. :)
2/ Can I use a PC
Second ... Diego tested his new MegaSCSI and Diego's Zip on Jam's Turbo-R
in
Tilburg 1997, then Diego tried to run some Turbo-R games and those games
didn't
work.
Diego did not try nothing... Some MEGASCSI no idea man, who try to teach
every one when he did not know anything...(also non as
Hi, Hantonio:
NS I suggest MegaSCSI even if you have DOS2. It works REALLY FINE, it is
NS fast, and BIOS allows you to emulate floppies without any problem.
Hmmm. I can't emulate some games (Illusion City, Fray, etc.) using Diego's
MegaSCSI on my Turbo-R.
Salidos, digo ... Saludos.
JAMon
Hi there,
First... Diego's MegaSCSI is plugged in Diego's MSX2+.
Second... I played Fray on Diego's Computer using Diego's Megascsi and
Diego's ZIP (yes Diego is so kind...)
You even use Diego's account :-)
Grtz
Coen
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Main advantage of the LS120: faster when reading normal floppies,
ability to use 1.44MB disks on msx.
Disadvantage: it is approx 4* slower than the ZIP, it is not possible to
read copy-protected disks
Well ain't that useful. A disk is copy-protected so you can't read it.
huh? *** What's the damn
works fine :) If you haven't DOS2, I suggest you to buy MegaSCSI.
I suggest MegaSCSI even if you have DOS2. It works REALLY FINE, it is fast,
and BIOS allows you to emulate floppies without any problem.
15th MSX users meeting in Barcelona: May 1th, 1999
HO Yes, you can use IDE disks on MSX with the Sunrise IDE interface.
HO (http://www.msx.ch).
HO Note that the disk should not be too old. Disks above 512Mb are ok.
With the new BIOS you can use old hard disks too :)
Salidos, digo ... Saludos.
JAMon ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) *MSX Dreams*
Apdo.
you can even connect Iomega ZIP or an LS120 drive.
The LS120 drive is capable of reading/writing 720kB 1.44MB floppies
and also 120MB floppies.
Main advantage of the LS120: faster when reading normal floppies,
ability to use 1.44MB disks on msx.
Disadvantage: it is approx 4* slower than the ZIP,
Laurens Holst wrote:
...
Disadvantage: it is approx 4* slower than the ZIP, it is not possible to
read copy-protected disks
Well ain't that useful. A disk is copy-protected so you can't read it.
huh? *** What's the damn use of such a disk??? ***
~Grauw
copy-protected disks are disks
Richard Gerrits schreef:
Memo systems, a dutch computer store still sell 30 pin sims
30 pins SIMM's aren't the problem, the original 41464 DRAM chips are!!
But I think that's not the only problem, the video RAM chips, the CPU and
the VDP all get slightly warm. I think one of the logic
It's normal the get a bit warm
I think you have to start measuring (did i spell that right ???)
Do you have a repair manual then? Otherwise it's impossible the measure.
i still have 41464 dram's , but it's no use to replace them if you are
not sure the are defective.
I'm pretty sure the
2/ Can I use a PC memories (EDO) on MSX (or with an interface...)
According to an article from Hans Oranje in MSX-Info blad it is possible to
use PC memory ( 30 pins 1Mb) in your MSX2. However I tried to build it and
it didn't work (gr). I haven't yet discovered why. But because I used 5
Sorry, some of the lines in this message are Dutch!
2/ Can I use a PC memories (EDO) on MSX (or with an interface...)
According to an article from Hans Oranje in MSX-Info blad it is possible to
use PC memory ( 30 pins 1Mb) in your MSX2. However I tried to build it and
it didn't work (gr).
At 01:42 13-4-99 +0200, you wrote:
2/ Can I use a PC memories (EDO) on MSX (or with an interface...)
According to an article from Hans Oranje in MSX-Info blad it is possible to
use PC memory ( 30 pins 1Mb) in your MSX2. However I tried to build it and
it didn't work (gr). I haven't yet
Hans Otten wrote:
1/ Can I use a PC HDD on MSX
Yes, you can use IDE disks on MSX with the Sunrise IDE interface.
(http://www.msx.ch).
Note that the disk should not be too old. Disks above 512Mb are ok.
also smaller ones are ok
you can even connect Iomega ZIP or an LS120 drive.
The
Memo systems, a dutch computer store still sell 30 pin sims
30 pins SIMM's aren't the problem, the original 41464 DRAM chips are!!
But I think that's not the only problem, the video RAM chips, the CPU and
the VDP all get slightly warm. I think one of the logic IC's got broken
during the
2/ Can I use a PC memories (EDO) on MSX (or with an interface...)
According to an article from Hans Oranje in MSX-Info blad it is possible to
use PC memory ( 30 pins 1Mb) in your MSX2. However I tried to build it and
it didn't work (gr). I haven't yet discovered why. But because I used 5
1/ Can I use a PC HDD on MSX
Yes, you can use IDE disks on MSX with the Sunrise IDE interface.
(http://www.msx.ch).
Note that the disk should not be too old. Disks above 512Mb are ok. And you
need to modify it. See the Sunrise pages.
Hans
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Hi!
I am searching for some utilities for [MSX]
1] A program which is able to convert [.DSK] (fMSX) files
back to a floppy-disk.
Look on this page:
http://sakai-www.cs.titech.ac.jp/~saibara/msx/ese/
and get the MegaSCSI utilities. One of them is FDLOAD.COM . It writes a
..DSK
Hi Grabriel,
First, have you received the email we sent you sometime ago?
2] The same , but must be able to handle [.DDI] (DiskDupe) files.
We work with Macintosh. Do you refer to DISKDUP shareware program for
Macintosh, or it is other version for PC?
If anyone have a program to (MACINTOSH)
1. I´m wondering how is the SRAM memory of Panasonic FM-PAC kept alive?
Is there a battery (rechargeable?) inside ?
I just don´t dare to splity my cartridge to check :-)
It has a lithium battery AFAIK.
2. What is the difference between SONY HB-G900 and HB-F900 (except
white/black colour,
Hi all,
Gabriel D. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
SRAM = Static-RAM , doesn't need any power to keep data, but only to change
the stored bit value. I'm sure you can find lot of information about SRAM
(AFAIK called FLASH in some commercial products) functionning.
You got some things confused
Marco Antonio Simon dal Poz wrote:
On Wed, 7 Oct 1998, MetalGear wrote:
De : Gabriel D. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date : mercredi 7 octobre 1998 12:18
1. I´m wondering how is the SRAM memory of Panasonic FM-PAC kept alive?
Is there a battery (rechargeable?) inside ?
I just don´t dare
On Wed, 7 Oct 1998, MetalGear wrote:
De : Gabriel D. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date : mercredi 7 octobre 1998 12:18
1. I´m wondering how is the SRAM memory of Panasonic FM-PAC kept alive?
Is there a battery (rechargeable?) inside ?
I just don´t dare to splity my cartridge to check :-)
SRAM
Gabriel D. schreef:
Hi MSX freaks!
I have 2 questions for you:
1. I´m wondering how is the SRAM memory of Panasonic FM-PAC kept alive?
Is there a battery (rechargeable?) inside ?
I just don´t dare to splity my cartridge to check :-)
It contains a litium battery (not rechargeable)this
On Wed, 7 Oct 1998, Leonard Silva de Oliveira wrote:
SRAM = Static-RAM , doesn't need any power to keep data, but only to change
the stored bit value. I'm sure you can find lot of information about SRAM
(AFAIK called FLASH in some commercial products) functionning.
if I'm wrong, I
On Wed, 7 Oct 1998, MetalGear wrote:
De : Gabriel D. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date : mercredi 7 octobre 1998 12:18
1. I´m wondering how is the SRAM memory of Panasonic FM-PAC kept alive?
Is there a battery (rechargeable?) inside ?
I just don´t dare to splity my cartridge to check :-)
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!
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Hi MSX freaks!
I have 2 questions for you:
1. I´m wondering how is the SRAM memory of Panasonic FM-PAC kept alive?
Is there a battery (rechargeable?) inside ?
I just don´t dare to splity my cartridge to check :-)
2. What is the difference between SONY HB-G900 and HB-F900 (except
white/black
Hi All,
I asked Egor some questions about MSX380 that may be interesting for
some other MSX'ers. So here is a forward of his replay:
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