Hello All
I'm new here.
I bought my Sam Coupe 2. months ago. It was in very poor conditions - no
ram chips, broken MC1377P chip and keyboard connectors, and without power
supply.
Now is almost ready - only that keyboard ;).
It cost me about 2.5 US$ in my local currency.
Now I'm looking
In a message dated 03/09/98 21:54:09 BST, David Ledbury wrote:
But Phil, a clock DOES exist for SAM! In fact there's several!
If you (or anyone else) would like more info - ring Malcolm on 0161 797
0651.
My apologies, David. I seem to have been confused by stories of clocks from a
On Mon, 31 Aug 1998 17:02:51 -0700, you or David
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Gavin Smith wrote:
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All I pointed out, and it is something that you cannot deny, is that if
just a
few of the people on this list had provided Nev with even a little bit of
help
the
On Mon, 31 Aug 1998 12:38:00 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
All I pointed out, and it is something that you cannot deny, is that if
just a
few of the people on this list had provided Nev with even a little bit of
help
the HDOS would be a lot better than it is.
The archives are there (up
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I've just become very smug as I've built a SAM-specific workstation, on the
far side of the room so it can glare at my PC. SAM, printer and stereo monitor
are all connected up once again, linked to my trusty Amstrad NC100 Notepad. I
even switched SAM on last
On Thu, 3 Sep 1998 16:32:02 EDT, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 03/09/98 00:03:09 BST, you write: (As in Nev!)
Now my sams have not just taken a back seat but are all in bits and
spread all round the attic.
What a dreadful confession! What cruelty! Is this just cause
Fine, if you don't want to use a hard drive like a /real/ hard drive. It
may require calls, but at least HDOS takes the right approach.
The right approach is to write an entirely new DOS, and hang
backwards compability.
Unfortunately, that's not really the *practical* approach.
Paul
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Van: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Onderwerp: Re: I'm new here.
Datum: Tuesday, September 01, 1998 7:47
| Fine, if you don't want to use a hard drive like a /real/ hard drive.
| Yawn! It is hard work isn't it, to type one command.
My point exactly, typing a few calls could
HDOS is good, but could be better, and because of the lack of
co-operation from people on this list there seems little hope of
any advance in the near future.
Development on HDOS ceased due to Nev's hard disc going for a burton, if
what the big guy told me is true[1] and has absolutely
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| | There is BDOS, which seems from what I've heard, to be good is some
| | respects
| | but fails because it does not allow you to use the hard drive as one
| | space.
| |
| | But what it loses in that, it gains in the fact that it uses existing
| | commands
Robert van der Veeke wrote:
Van: Simon Cooke [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Onderwerp: Re: I'm new here.
Datum: Sunday, August 30, 1998 5:44
There is BDOS, which seems from what I've heard, to be good is some
respects
but fails because it does not allow you to use
| Oh come on do you still think that anyone on this list believes this crap
| that you are spewing. And as usual you are again trying to mislead people
| by spreading incorrect information about various software and hardware
that
| is for sale or being developed.
?
|
| Not to mention
| | Is there any operating system that supports hard disk?
|
| HDOS is good, but could be better, and because of the lack of
| co-operation
| from
| people on this list there seems little hope of any advance in the near
| future.
|
| Sorry, SAMSBOSS, but it's not OUR problem. We're not paid to
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All I pointed out, and it is something that you cannot deny, is that if
just a
few of the people on this list had provided Nev with even a little bit of
help
the HDOS would be a lot better than it is.
Oh joy, Mr Get-along-with-everyone is back. Okay, if you want to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| There is BDOS, which seems from what I've heard, to be good is some
| respects
| but fails because it does not allow you to use the hard drive as one
| space.
|
| But what it loses in that, it gains in the fact that it uses existing
| commands instead of CALL's.
Gavin Smith wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All I pointed out, and it is something that you cannot deny, is that if
just a
few of the people on this list had provided Nev with even a little bit of
help
the HDOS would be a lot better than it is.
Oh joy, Mr Get-along-with-everyone
Hello!
I am SAM user since 1991. I'm now not up to date about SAM. I
want to ask some questions.
How many SAM users have hard disk (except me)?
Is there any operating system that supports hard disk?
I saw SAMDOS, MasterDOS and PRODOS. Are there more of them?
I want spread my programs (they
| Hello!
|
| I am SAM user since 1991. I'm now not up to date about SAM. I
| want to ask some questions.
|
| How many SAM users have hard disk (except me)?
Quite a few, SD's system has sold well.
|
| Is there any operating system that supports hard disk?
HDOS is good, but could be better, and
Van: Jarek Adamski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Onderwerp: I'm new here.
Datum: Saturday, August 29, 1998 9:49
I want spread my programs (they are CP/M comptibile system and
ZX Spectrum emulator with ZXVGS) as Shareware. Where to send
them?
ftp://ftp.nvg.ntnu.no/pub/sam-coupe
Van: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Onderwerp: Re: I'm new here.
Datum: Sunday, August 30, 1998 2:22
HDOS is good, but could be better, and because of the lack of
co-operation
from
people on this list there seems little hope of any advance in the near
future.
There is BDOS
| Is there any operating system that supports hard disk?
HDOS is good, but could be better, and because of the lack of
co-operation
from
people on this list there seems little hope of any advance in the near
future.
Sorry, SAMSBOSS, but it's not OUR problem. We're not paid to write YOUR
I saw SAMDOS, MasterDOS and PRODOS. Are there more of them?
BDos, can be used with or without a Atom-interface and Harddisk and is
freeware.
QDOS doesn't support the hard-disk, but it cleans up your system and
reports system status when you boot it. Handy if you need to switch
from MasterDOS to
Van: Simon Cooke [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Onderwerp: Re: I'm new here.
Datum: Sunday, August 30, 1998 5:44
There is BDOS, which seems from what I've heard, to be good is some
respects
but fails because it does not allow you to use the hard drive as one
space.
But what
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