Hi All,
Some of you may know about SAM DEFENDER and my reluctance to release it because
of the moral issues surrounding Persona, even thought I own all rights to the
program.
Basically I was waiting for David Ledbury's instructions with regards to
Persona.
Now David has left the SAM scene,
Ok... so what did you do to it that breaks SimCoupe? :)
Simon
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From: Simon Cooke [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Date: 26 August 1999 02:08
Subject: Re: SAM DEFENDER
Ok... so what did you do to it that breaks SimCoupe? :)
A seasoned 'hacker' like yourself will have no trouble cracking it! ;-)
But anyway, good on you for uploading that! Remind me to buy you a drink
some time... speaking of which, doeS aNyBody know whether there is a
Quedgeley show planned for this October?? I realise Bob's the person to
ask, but has anyone managed to contact him recently? I'd hate to think
that Sam's
On Wed, 25 Aug 1999, Simon Cooke wrote:
Ok... so what did you do to it that breaks SimCoupe? :)
Well, it isn't *that* long since I posted a little timing routine which
prints a repeatably different result on SimCoupe (up to 0.78) and Sam
Coupe... it wouldn't be hard just to have automated that!
On Thu, 26 Aug 1999, Justin Skists wrote:
But anyway, good on you for uploading that! Remind me to buy you a drink
some time... speaking of which, doeS aNyBody know whether there is a
Quedgeley show planned for this October?? I realise Bob's the person to
ask, but has anyone managed to
Ian Collier wrote:
At least, I don't know of any way to control those two pins
separately from the MIDI, and the networking bits of the Sam
ROM use port 253 in such a way that you can connect a normal
MIDI lead and communicate over it.
There's a bit port that allows control ouput line apart
Justin Skists wrote:
I had always had the impression that the network port was, in
fact, the MIDI port. You connect the SAMs up as a daisy chain
and tell the SAM about it.
(Oops, I should write all I know first.)
Gasson wrote:
Kinda-sorta right. It is the MIDI port, but it's not the MIDI
The UART used for MIDI works also in network. But in multi point
network the first byte of frame (computer number) must be send
with checking of actual state of line. If you want low state,
but the state is high, this means other computer also started
transmission and its number is higher, so
On Thu, Aug 26, 1999 at 03:54:29AM -0700, Simon Cooke wrote:
Umm.. actually, the priority of the other computers aren't taken into
account; the ROM just checks to see if the line is busy; if it is, it waits
... a random amount of time before checking again ...
until it isn't.
Because of
On Thu, 26 Aug 1999, Jarek Adamski wrote:
I would like to know is there software that allows connect more
than 2 SAMs or connect SAM with Interface 1.
Actually, some years ago I did work on a token-ring[1] system for
connecting Sams together - my experiments at the time only went as far as
On Thu, Aug 26, 1999 at 12:37:39PM +0100, Jarek Adamski wrote:
Does is use a kind of network protocol (frames) or only sends
bytes like for tape?
The Sam ROM does not use network protocol and behaves pretty much like
the tape interface.
If MasterDOS is loaded then you can do it by putting n:
Can anyone tell me why Samdisk will not work with my PC.
I have a 386 x 16mhz laptop and Samdisk works perfectly on that.
I've had various flavours of PC.. 486 DX2 66 Samdisk would not
work.
.. P100
Samdisk would not work.
On Thu, 26 Aug 1999, Robert Wilkinson wrote:
Can anyone tell me why Samdisk will not work with my PC.
Any Ideas
I hope this doesn't sound trite, but have you tried samdsk instead? (ISTR
it works much more reliably than the other program).
Andrew
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I'd hate to think
that Sam's tenth birthday may go by without a proper party...
Don't you mean wake?
Graham Goring
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Original Message-
From: Andrew Collier [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Sam Users Group sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Date: 26 August 1999 09:41
Subject: Re: SAM DEFENDER
Not that I want to be unnecessarily picky, but on the site you say:
LEGAL JARGON:
I'm releasing SAM DEFENDER into the
Andrew Collier wrote
I hope this doesn't sound trite, but have you tried samdsk instead? (ISTR
it works much more reliably than the other program).
Andrew
No, I don't have Samdsk, where can I get it.
Bob Wilkinson.
Andrew Collier wrote:
I'd hate to think
that Sam's tenth birthday may go by without a proper party...
Graham Goring wrote:
Don't you mean wake?
Well, I'm glad you didn't organise _my_ 10th birthday party. ;-)
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James Gasson
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