On Wed, 26 Jan 2005 at 23:10:21, Roy wood wrote:
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On Tue, 25 Jan 2005 at 19:09:42, Roy wood wrote:
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Marcel Kilgus ql-
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Tony
Someone like the Arlsienne ?
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Objet : Re: [ql-users] Pointer Environment and TK II
Rich Mellor wrote:
Excellent news - now all we need
On Wed, 26 Jan 2005 01:44:27 -, P Witte [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Dilwyn Jones writes:
Tony Tebby wrote:
Maybe that's out of copyright by now or maybe I'm not dead yet.
Ah, uncertainty. Maybe somebody should open the box and have a look
then?
No wonder the QL user list has been so
Rich Mellor wrote:
On Thu, 20 Jan 2005 20:47:22 +, Roy wood
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After a discussion with Tony Tebby Jochen Merz and I have his
permission to release the three Pointer Environment extensions
HOT_REXT, PTR_GEN and WMAN as freeware. They will now be freely
Tony Tebby wrote:
Maybe that's out of copyright by now or maybe I'm not dead yet.
Ah, uncertainty. Maybe somebody should open the box and have a look
then?
Marcel
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Rich Mellor wrote:
Maybe that's out of copyright by now or maybe I'm not dead yet.
Ah, uncertainty. Maybe somebody should open the box and have a look
then?
No wonder the QL user list has been so busy this year if we are starting
to get contributions from beyond the grave...
Well, the boxes
Tony Tebby wrote:
Maybe that's out of copyright by now or maybe I'm not dead yet.
Ah, uncertainty. Maybe somebody should open the box and have a look
then?
No wonder the QL user list has been so busy this year if we are
starting to get contributions from beyond the grave...
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Dilwyn Jones writes:
Tony Tebby wrote:
Maybe that's out of copyright by now or maybe I'm not dead yet.
Ah, uncertainty. Maybe somebody should open the box and have a look
then?
No wonder the QL user list has been so busy this year if we are
starting to get contributions from
P Witte wrote:
TK2 V2.12, at least, contains the keywords to make or open directories. I
think the actual directory drivers are implemented separately. At least
with
some of the emulators you have to load both the toolkit ROM and a driver
ROM
such as NFA.ROM
The above is wrong. Apologies.
P Witte wrote:
The current Smsqe version of TK2 is 3.28.
Is that compatible with Minny/JS or do non-SMSQE users need a different
version? If so which? and how do I tell which version I have?
Jeremy
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From: Jeremy Taffel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, January 24, 2005 10:17 PM
Subject: Re: [ql-users] Pointer Environment and TK II
P Witte wrote:
The current Smsqe version of TK2 is 3.28.
Is that compatible with Minny/JS or do non
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Jeremy Taffel
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P Witte wrote:
The current Smsqe version of TK2 is 3.28.
Is that compatible with Minny/JS or do non-SMSQE users need a different
version? If so which? and how do I tell which version I have?
I think we need to get a definitive
to cleanly extract, so I
don't know what the most recent or most suitable stand-alone version
for general release might be.
Dilwyn Jones
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Sent: Sunday, January 23, 2005 4:26 PM
Subject: Re: [ql-users] Pointer
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Rich Mellor
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SNIP
The -command- is there, but is the actual code to create the
directories actually part of the TK2 ROM section of the O/S.
It might well be, but what you did doesn't -prove- it.
It might rely on specific hardware/firmware.
Roy wood wrote:
The -command- is there, but is the actual code to create the
directories actually part of the TK2 ROM section of the O/S.
of you out there who have done this so can you test it ? - Actually you
can test it, Tony. You have a QDOS emulator running don't you? If you do
make a
On Sun, 23 Jan 2005 at 11:07:00, Roy wood wrote:
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Actually you can test it, Tony. You have a QDOS emulator running don't
you? If you do make a TKII image that can be LRESPR'd and the code
works to create directories please let me have it for distribution.
I only
After a discussion with Tony Tebby Jochen Merz and I have his
permission to release the three Pointer Environment extensions
HOT_REXT, PTR_GEN and WMAN as freeware. They will now be freely
distributable. Copyright will remain with Tony Tebby I have some
documentation with explanation the
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Dilwyn Jones
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Great news, send the software on to me as soon as you have it ready.
I will do it as soon as I get through all this Beta testing I am doing.
I'm glad that TK2 especially is being made available as I was getting a
lot of requests
Roy wood writes:
All you've proved is that the MAKE_DIR procedure is part of TKII...
But that was the bit he wanted. What were the differences between the
level two drivers and the normal ones then? This was a long time ago but
I thought that the differences were mainly the sub-directories
P Witte wrote:
Roy wood writes:
All you've proved is that the MAKE_DIR procedure is part of TKII...
But that was the bit he wanted. What were the differences between the
level two drivers and the normal ones then? This was a long time ago but
I thought that the differences were mainly
TK2 V2.12, at least, contains the keywords to make or open directories. I
think the actual directory drivers are implemented separately. At least
with
some of the emulators you have to load both the toolkit ROM and a driver
ROM
such as NFA.ROM
Yes, toolkit keywords like MAKE_DIR handle the
TK2 V2.12, at least, contains the keywords to make or open directories. I
Is V2.12 the latest version that was released?
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], John Hall
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SNIP
Hmm... methinks I should have been less cryptic :-)
Unlike the ROM cartridge TK2, the GC ROM consists of several software
elements. TK2 is one, the Level 2 RAM device driver is another and, of
course, the Level 2 FLP device
Nope - the Level 2 drivers weree seaparate unfortunately Can't
remember who did them - Jochen do you recall?
I think the Level 2 drivers came with the ATARI Emulator and
GoldCard and QXL... too long ago for details.
Done by QJUMP, of course...
Cheers Jochen
Roy Wood wrote:
I have just done a little test here with a standard QL, twin
floppies and a Gold Card.
No software loaded.
Without TKII
MAKE_DIR FLP1_TEST gives bad name - nothing happens.
Load TKII from the Gold Card
MAKE_DIR FLP1_TEST creates a directory
I would say that is
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Tony Firshman
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SNIP
I would say that is conclusive. The Level II drivers are in the TKII
ROM which is now freeware.
... but only the TKII with Gold Card/Super Gold Card (and Trump Card?).
It is not on the standalone ROMs.
There it is then. If
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], John Hall
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SNIP
Rubbish :-)
All you've proved is that the MAKE_DIR procedure is part of TKII...
But that was the bit he wanted. What were the differences between the
level two drivers and the normal ones then? This was a long time ago but
I
On Sat, 22 Jan 2005 at 18:52:28, Roy wood wrote:
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], John Hall
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SNIP
Rubbish :-)
All you've proved is that the MAKE_DIR procedure is part of TKII...
But that was the bit he wanted. What were the differences between the
On Sat, 22 Jan 2005 19:52:22 +, Tony Firshman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On Sat, 22 Jan 2005 at 18:52:28, Roy wood wrote:
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], John Hall
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SNIP
Rubbish :-)
All you've proved is that the MAKE_DIR procedure is part of
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Rich Mellor
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On Thu, 20 Jan 2005 18:36:47 -0800, Timothy Swenson
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Did TKII come with the Level II drivers (that supported
Subdirectories) or was that a separate piece? I know my Gold Card
came support for
On Fri, 21 Jan 2005 at 20:54:47, Roy wood wrote:
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I am 100% sure that the level II drivers were done by TT - who else??
I have just done a little test here with a standard QL, twin floppies
and a Gold Card.
No software loaded.
Without TKII
MAKE_DIR FLP1_TEST
On Thu, 20 Jan 2005 20:47:22 +, Roy wood [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
After a discussion with Tony Tebby Jochen Merz and I have his permission
to release the three Pointer Environment extensions HOT_REXT, PTR_GEN
and WMAN as freeware. They will now be freely distributable. Copyright
will
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Roy wood
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
After a discussion with Tony Tebby Jochen Merz and I have his
permission to release the three Pointer Environment extensions
HOT_REXT, PTR_GEN and WMAN as freeware. They will now be freely
distributable. Copyright will remain with
Roy wood writes:
After a discussion with Tony Tebby Jochen Merz and I have his permission
I hope you will all agree this is good news.
This is splendid news! Time for an Upgrade your QL website, somebody?
Per
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Did TKII come with the Level II drivers (that supported Subdirectories) or
was that a separate piece? I know my Gold Card came support for
Subdirectories and I thought that was with TKII.
For using UQLX, having Subdirectory support would be very usefull.
Tim Swenson
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