On Tue, 7 Dec 2004 at 00:37:27, Phoebus Dokos wrote:
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These are eproms without hardware, so I can part with any.
Great :-) Do you have a list?
I don't (8-(# There are a vast number.
I have been meaning to catalogue but never found the time.
I will have a go but it
On Tue, 7 Dec 2004 at 08:18:52, Adrian Graham wrote:
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The original dongle had a black cover over the chip (at least
the one I had in 1984 did). It had a flat plastic base, with
a curved top covering the EPROM. I think there's a picture in
the QL Pics page on my
into an eprom, as the QEPIII had no through port, so I usually ended
up copying to microdrive cartridge, probably the last regular use I
had for a mdv cartridge. These days, I'd probably use the romdisq
instead.
... but only if the QL has an internal ram expansion, or you plug QEPIII
into a
On Tue, 7 Dec 2004 at 14:03:15, wrote:
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BTW I have quite a large collection of assorted EPROMs from various
expansions etc.
That will be useful to know. I have 2 EPROMs (27128's I think) which I
have been recycling as and when (rarely!) I needed, and an old Z88
EPROM
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Phoebus Dokos
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QEPIII eprom though is copyable.
I meant the whole machine... I've never seen one actually and it makes
my Aurora even more usable (as if the I2C bus wasn't enough ;-)
If I remember correctly you could not use the original
on 12/7/2004 3:21 PM, Roy wood at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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QEPIII eprom though is copyable.
I meant the whole machine... I've never seen one actually and it makes
my Aurora even more usable (as if the I2C bus wasn't
At 23:08 05/12/2004 +, you wrote:
It is interesting to see it was clearly intended as a
standard QL add-on, as it has two slots. It is also very
professionally made. The QL of course was designed
originally for 32k ROM, and 32k rom slot.
Showing my ignorance here, but I don't remember
I recall solving the problem of how to get EPROM code onto a QEP
equipped QL
by using another QL and the QL network. The QL with the QEP simply
needed
TK2 and to be connected via network lead to another QL system with
TK2 where
I stored all the EPROM images. On the QEP unit I seem to
At 20:40 06/12/2004 +, you wrote:
Best fun with a QEPIII was how to get the image off disk to be blown
into an eprom, as the QEPIII had no through port, so I usually ended
up copying to microdrive cartridge, probably the last regular use I
had for a mdv cartridge. These days, I'd probably use
QJUMP, Digital Precision, Computer1, Eidersoft, are just a
few names that come to mind
Well, that's my ignorance shown isn't it :o)
cheers,
--
Adrian/Witchy
Creator/Curator of Binary Dinosaurs, quite probably the UK's biggest private
home computer collection.
www.binarydinosaurs.co.uk - the
Downloaded QaLendar with Firefox, it auto loaded into Openoffice and
displayed OK.
Do not use MS Office at home...
I might print it out at work on a Colour laser printer, do you want
a copy...
Derek
That would be great. I printed it from my colour inkjet, but it's all
wrinkled like wet
Any complaints about it being in non-QL format and I'll replace it
with a calendar with pictures of Tony Firshman, Rich Mellor,
Jochen
Merz, Stuart Honeyball, Bill Richardson, Geoff Wicks, Darren
Branagh,
John Mason, Roy Wood, Joachim van der Auwera, Tony Tebby and
Phoebus
Dokos. You
QJUMP, Digital Precision, Computer1, Eidersoft, are just a
few names that come to mind
Well, that's my ignorance shown isn't it :o)
Toolkit 2 was the prime example.
Even more recently, Norman Dunbar did an EPROM version of his
DJToolkit for DJC, and Michael Crowe did MegaToolkit in an EPROM
On Mon, 6 Dec 2004 at 20:40:05, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
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QJUMP, Digital Precision, Computer1, Eidersoft, are just a
few names that come to mind
Well, that's my ignorance shown isn't it :o)
Toolkit 2 was the prime example.
Even more recently, Norman Dunbar did an EPROM
Mon, 6 Dec 2004 22:53:14 +,() Tony Firshman
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BTW I have quite a large collection of assorted EPROMs from various
expansions etc.
Yes but are you willing to part with one or more of them? How about a
QEPIII? :-)
Phoebus
On Mon, 6 Dec 2004 at 19:26:35, Phoebus Dokos wrote:
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Mon, 6 Dec 2004 22:53:14 +,() Tony Firshman
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BTW I have quite a large collection of assorted EPROMs from various
expansions etc.
Yes but are you willing to part with
Tue, 7 Dec 2004 05:26:09 +,() Tony Firshman
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On Mon, 6 Dec 2004 at 19:26:35, Phoebus Dokos wrote:
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Mon, 6 Dec 2004 22:53:14 +,() Tony Firshman
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BTW I have quite a large collection of assorted
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Subject: [ql-users] QL Calendar
Any complaints about it being in non-QL format and I'll replace it
with a calendar with pictures of Tony Firshman, Rich Mellor, Jochen
Heh,
Ta for that! Nice timing too, because today I found something that I thought
was QL dongle related and lo and behold you've got one pictured for Dec 05 -
it's the bottom twin-ROM one. Sadly no ROMs or case present but if it's a
real 1st edition type 'oops we can't fit all the code
On Sun, 5 Dec 2004 at 20:47:15, Adrian Graham wrote:
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Heh,
Ta for that! Nice timing too, because today I found something that I thought
was QL dongle related and lo and behold you've got one pictured for Dec 05 -
it's the bottom twin-ROM one. Sadly no ROMs or case
It is interesting to see it was clearly intended as a
standard QL add-on, as it has two slots. It is also very
professionally made. The QL of course was designed
originally for 32k ROM, and 32k rom slot.
Showing my ignorance here, but I don't remember anyone doing ROM software
for the QL
Sun, 5 Dec 2004 23:08:55 -,() Adrian Graham
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It is interesting to see it was clearly intended as a
standard QL add-on, as it has two slots. It is also very
professionally made. The QL of course was designed
originally for 32k ROM, and 32k rom slot.
Showing my
Snippety-snip
Any complaints about it being in non-QL format and I'll replace it
with a calendar with pictures of Tony Firshman, Rich Mellor, Jochen
Merz, Stuart Honeyball, Bill Richardson, Geoff Wicks, Darren Branagh,
John Mason, Roy Wood, Joachim van der Auwera, Tony Tebby and Phoebus
Dokos. You
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