On Tue, 17 Sep 2019 19:13:00 +
mich...@robinson-west.com wrote:
> Quoting Johnathan Mantey :
>
> > Michael,
> > What has changed that is prompting this endeavor?
>
> SBC -> Single Board Computer
>
> RTC -> Real time computer running MS-DOS 6.22.
>
> GUI -> Graphical User Interface
On 9/16/19 4:41 AM, Michael C Robinson wrote:
> Microsoft seems to think everyone can buy a new computer frequently, but
> the QSP-2 uses an ISA shared memory card that is not compatible with non
> ISA systems and Q-Soft 2 seems to require dos based Windows.
>
> Since Microsoft has graciously
Quoting Johnathan Mantey :
Michael,
What has changed that is prompting this endeavor?
SBC -> Single Board Computer
RTC -> Real time computer running MS-DOS 6.22.
GUI -> Graphical User Interface running Windows 98SE and Q-Soft.
The operating systems the RTC and GUI depend on are long ago
Michael,
What has changed that is prompting this endeavor?
On Tue, Sep 17, 2019 at 9:47 AM Michael C Robinson <
mich...@robinson-west.com> wrote:
> RTC stands for real time computer and it typically runs MS-DOS 6.22.
>
> GUI stands for Graphical User Interface and it typically runs 98SE.
>
> SBC
RTC stands for real time computer and it typically runs MS-DOS 6.22.
GUI stands for Graphical User Interface and it typically runs 98SE.
SBC stands for single board computer.
Windows Me may not work because a driver for the shared memory card
has to be loaded at boot
where Windows Me seems
Quoting "Rodney W. Grimes" :
Let me try to start with a "Problem statement", note this
was written after reading and commenting to the email in
line.
You are trying to "keep running" an old Quad QSP-2 peck and
place machine that uses 2 computers, one shall be called the
GUI and the other the
Let me try to start with a "Problem statement", note this
was written after reading and commenting to the email in
line.
You are trying to "keep running" an old Quad QSP-2 peck and
place machine that uses 2 computers, one shall be called the
GUI and the other the RTC.
The *original*
> Microsoft seems to think everyone can buy a new computer frequently,
> but the QSP-2 uses an ISA shared memory card that is not compatible
> with non ISA systems and Q-Soft 2 seems to require dos based Windows.
>
> Since Microsoft has graciously decided that $100k+ machines which
> depend
Microsoft seems to think everyone can buy a new computer frequently,
but the QSP-2 uses an ISA shared memory card that is not compatible
with non ISA systems and Q-Soft 2 seems to require dos based Windows.
Since Microsoft has graciously decided that $100k+ machines which
depend on Windows
Microsoft seems to think everyone can buy a new computer frequently,
but the QSP-2 uses an ISA shared memory card that is not compatible
with non ISA systems and Q-Soft 2 seems to require dos based Windows.
Since Microsoft has graciously decided that $100k+ machines which
depend on Windows
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