Ian Spencer wrote:
Not heard anything on the group for quite a while so just thought I
would send a 'test' to check it's not me that's got a problem and say hi
to everyone.
While looking for something else I came across this page and as a
result have wasted most of the morning reading old
Hi all,
I'm a new member to the mailing list and since there's been some
activity over the last
few days I thought now was a good time to stop lurking and say, hey!
to everyone.
My name is Rob, I'm 32 and live in the south of England. I'm
currently working as a
panel wirer/wire man for a
Welcome,
;-)
So it was you who out bib me! I was only after the disc for the missing cp/m
games!
Steve(spt)
-Original Message-
From: owner-sam-us...@nvg.ntnu.no [mailto:owner-sam-us...@nvg.ntnu.no] On
Behalf Of the_wub !
Sent: 03 August 2009 18:56
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Subject:
I remember getting my SAM form a show in Blackpool, Miles bought it to the
show.
was it at The Norbreck Castle Hotel in Blackpool seems to ring a bell. Just
before Christmas I think it was.
Steve(spt)
-Original Message-
From: owner-sam-us...@nvg.ntnu.no
Hi Steve,
That wouldn't be a good way to ingratiate myself now would it?! I've
just looked through my disks to check, no cp/m at all so, thankfully,
must have been another auction ;)
Rob.
Good to see some new faces, always better to see people rather than them
just lurking around. There are still bits and bobs going on with sam -
head over to Colin Piggot's page at http://www.samcoupe.com to get
familiar with Sam Revival mag along with some wicked hardware (I love my
Trinity
I remember selling my spectrum to part fund my sam and living without a
computer for 5 months running up to the release of the sam before i
could afford one :) Those were horrible days, but all worth it when i
got the sam - even though it didnt have a disk drive, i could only aford
the tape
Hi Chris,
Thank you for the warm welcome :)
I'm registered with World of Sam with the user name, wub. You are
right, the site is extremely useful and has been a great help to me.
As soon as I have a working version of my game I'd like to share it
with people and then make frequent, small
On 3 Aug 2009, at 20:23, Adrian Brown wrote:
I remember selling my spectrum to part fund my sam and living
without a
computer for 5 months running up to the release of the sam before i
could afford one :) Those were horrible days, but all worth it when i
got the sam - even though it didnt
Hey Adrian,
I'm sorry I lurked so long!
I did buy a copy of Sam Revival from Colin through ebay (issue 21 I
think) not long after I bought the Sam. Colin has a few nice upgrades
that I think I need and the trinity looks amazing so I hope you find
this bug too! It's astounding to think that the
Rob wrote:
I'd be happy to email disk images to anyone who is
interested in following the development on a day to day basis.
Hi Rob, welcome to the list!
I'd certainly be very interested in following the progress - great to hear
of new stuff in development! I'd also be happy to pop news
Andrew wrote:
I don't remember precisely when I got mine - probably towards the
end of 1990 since it was definitely after Sam Computers Ltd started
up when you could get the Sam with a disk drive included for under £200,
which I did.
I was a late starter... March 1993 for me, SAM 512K + 1
I love my trinity - it fits just nicely with my sam in a can - although
i keep a normal sam jsut for having an untouched sam :). Sometimes i
wish someone could pay me to develope stuff on sam as i never have
enough time for all the things i want to do. I really didnt want UIP to
take so long -
Id be interested in taking a look - anything you want looking into give
me a shout :) Always happy to see what others are doing. I must find
time to finsih up the GB emulator i was sorting out for someone - fixed
alot of htings with it- just need more time
Adrian
-Original Message-
Rob wrote:
I did buy a copy of Sam Revival from Colin through ebay (issue 21 I
think) not long after I bought the Sam.
Hope you enjoyed it!
Colin has a few nice upgrades that I think I need and the trinity looks
amazing so I hope you find this bug too!
I'm really itching for Adrian's port
Woot Colin and Adrian spam the list ;) How tempting is it to do some SD
Card only demo stuff :D
-Original Message-
From: owner-sam-us...@nvg.ntnu.no [mailto:owner-sam-us...@nvg.ntnu.no]
On Behalf Of Colin Piggot
Sent: 03 August 2009 22:31
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Subject: Re: Hello to
Maybe im just a sad bloke sitting here waiting for someone else to post
stuff about the sam, oh the lonely world of sam mailing lists ;) oh
well back to tcp/ip stacks
-Original Message-
From: owner-sam-us...@nvg.ntnu.no [mailto:owner-sam-us...@nvg.ntnu.no]
On Behalf Of Adrian Brown
Hey Colin, thanks for welcoming me so kindly!
I'd be delighted and honoured to do all of that! Is the weekend too
late for screenshots and the first demo?
As for my coding antics, as a newbie I doubt there is much I can
provide except for laughs :) But I can definitely write a little
about the
On 31 Jul 2009, at 18:46, LCD wrote:
maybe everyone is busy with their next SAM Mega hit game? ;-).
Actually, it's funny you should mention that
Andrew
--
http://www.intensity.org.uk/
Rob wrote:
I'd be delighted and honoured to do all of that! Is the weekend
too late for screenshots and the first demo?
Fantastic! The weekend isn't too late at all - issue 23 of SAM Revival won't
be printed for about another fortnight or thereabouts so plenty of time yet
for screenshots.
Hey again Adrian,
I read the little blog by the guy that started the GB emulator, if I
remember right the blog stops about where you take over. I loved the
original black and white GB and would love to see AligatIor Pinball or
Bubble Ghost running on the Sam.
As for wubtris, as it shall be
Hiya,
Yer - I cant remember which Sam Revival had some images from the
emulator after i took over. Having done some GB stuff before i had a
good insight into the hardware which made it possible for me to fix
several bugs that gave some nice looking screens working. I stopped
where i
Quoting Steve Parry-Thomas morriga...@aol.com:
I remember getting my SAM form a show in Blackpool, Miles bought it to the
show.
was it at The Norbreck Castle Hotel in Blackpool seems to ring a bell. Just
before Christmas I think it was.
Steve(spt)
Alan Bruce demo'd the early SAM
Quoting Andrew Collier and...@intensity.org.uk:
Oddly enough, one of the first BASIC programs I wrote was a simple disk
copier which used READ AT and WRITE AT to read half a disk at a time
into memory and duplicate a disk in only two swaps. It wasn't fast, but
it was way easier than SamCo's
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