On 11/01/11 04:27, Tony Firshman wrote:
What a pity *true* sub-directories were not possible. That is where DOS
and successors really win.
What a struggle it is copying file systems, and one often hits the
length limit.
I've had a rant or two about this myself -
On 11 Jan 2011, at 09:01, Norman Dunbar wrote:
On 11/01/11 04:27, Tony Firshman wrote:
What a pity *true* sub-directories were not possible. That is where DOS
and successors really win.
What a struggle it is copying file systems, and one often hits the
length limit.
I've had a rant or two
Tony Firshman wrote:
The QL sub-directory implementation in most QL systems is better than
nothing but is not good. What a pity *true* sub-directories were not
possible. That is where DOS and successors really win. What a struggle
it is copying file systems, and one often hits the length
does one of you know a valid email address or any contact to Dirk
Steinkopf, author of the QL-HD / Falkenberg Harddisk driver?
... I've found him :-) Thanks Ralf Rich!
All the best,
Peter
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On 10/01/2011 16:32, Peter wrote:
does one of you know a valid email address or any contact to Dirk
Steinkopf, author of the QL-HD / Falkenberg Harddisk driver?
... I've found him :-) Thanks Ralf Rich!
All the best,
Peter
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Rich Mellor wrote, on 10/Jan/11 16:49 | Jan10:
On 10/01/2011 16:32, Peter wrote:
does one of you know a valid email address or any contact to Dirk
Steinkopf, author of the QL-HD / Falkenberg Harddisk driver?
... I've found him :-) Thanks Ralf Rich!
All the best,
Peter
Tony Firshman wrote:
I didn't see his his hard disk interface. Phil Borman told me he had
used the Rebel code. Was that right? Qubide also used this under
license. Phii was not aware of any license for his build.
AFAIK DS has writen his own(!) driver, as Peter has told me, also with a
Ralf Reköndt wrote, on 10/Jan/11 19:59 | Jan10:
Tony Firshman wrote:
I didn't see his his hard disk interface. Phil Borman told me he had
used the Rebel code. Was that right? Qubide also used this under
license. Phii was not aware of any license for his build.
AFAIK DS has writen his own(!)
I didn't see his his hard disk interface. Phil Borman told me he
had
used the Rebel code. Was that right? Qubide also used this under
license. Phii was not aware of any license for his build.
AFAIK DS has writen his own(!) driver, as Peter has told me, also
with a
few utility programs not
Rich - as you wanted Falkenberg hard disk information for the QL
Wiki, is there anything in that manual which would give you
information for the Wiki?
Oops, sorry, thought there was nothing there, as I only looked in the
Wiki under 'JFC' and 'Falkenberg' and failed to notice it was under
On 10/01/2011 22:02, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Rich - as you wanted Falkenberg hard disk information for the QL
Wiki, is there anything in that manual which would give you
information for the Wiki?
Oops, sorry, thought there was nothing there, as I only looked in the
Wiki under 'JFC' and
Peter Graf wrote, on 11/Jan/11 00:10 | Jan11:
Tony Firshman wrote:
I didn't see his his hard disk interface. Phil Borman told me he had
used the Rebel code. Was that right? Qubide also used this under
license. Phii was not aware of any license for his build.
What I can say is, that
Peter Graf wrote:
What I can say is, that Jürgen Falkenberg or Ulrich Rosowski must have
modified a hardware circuit from Dirk Steinkopf, the person who also
wrote QL-HD. I don't know wether they also used Dirk's driver or a
different one.
AFAIK Ulrich has developed the Harddisk for Andreas
Hi,
does one of you know a valid email address or any contact to Dirk
Steinkopf, author of the QL-HD / Falkenberg Harddisk driver?
Private reply please.
Thanks a good new year,
Peter
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On 08/01/2011 20:26, Peter Graf wrote:
Hi,
does one of you know a valid email address or any contact to Dirk
Steinkopf, author of the QL-HD / Falkenberg Harddisk driver?
Private reply please.
Thanks a good new year,
Peter
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