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From:         RICO JANSEN <JANSEN@RUUMTC.TCU.RUU.NL>
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Hello Rick,

I have had the same problem. I wrote a little C program that just splitted the
 file and wrote the chunks. On the Amiga i used join tho put it together again.
If you are interested I could mail the source (it is not that big).

Rico Jansen
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Date:         Sun, 13 Sep 1992 22:58:35 EST
From:         BURTON@IPFWCVAX.BITNET
Subject:      Re: A4000 and A1200 (!!)

If 3.0 was to run on a 3000 why would it be cheezy?  Shows some brains by CBM to
 have reverse compatibility.  There are other great features in 3.0 that aren't
in 2.04 that 3000 or below owners can take advantage of!
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From:         cultural elite <dsr@LNS598.TN.CORNELL.EDU>
Subject:      Re: C compilers

"M.C. FREDDY !!" <CSC9017984R@LUST1.LATROBE.EDU.AU> writes:
>Is it true you need to get hold of the standard C libraries to be able to use
>this, or is EVERYTHING included in the archive.... because I read that it
>had everything Except the standard libraries [like stdio.h which is quite
>important isnt it!!?] which were copyright and you had to buy yourself???!!

gcc has a full set of standard C headers and libraries (including stdio.h),
derived primarily from the BSD 4.3-Net2 libc.a.  What gcc is missing is the
Amiga specific headers and libraries, which are copyrighted by Commodore
(and can be purchased from Dept. C of Commodore for US$20).  You can write
working, generic Unix C code with gcc-2.2.2 alone, but you need the Amiga
headers to do any Amiga specific programming.
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Date:         Thu, 10 Sep 1992 18:42:38 -0400
From:         Calvin Chu <ngk@EAGLE.TC.CORNELL.EDU>
Subject:      Canon BJ

I'm looking for Canon bubble jet stuff. I heard Wolf Faust (sp?) released
quite a bit, new drivers and programs for Canon bubble jets.  I'm considering
buying a Canon, but will only buy if I can locate a copy of these new
drivers.  Where can I find them?

Calvin
ngk@eagle.tc.cornell.edu
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Date:         Sat, 5 Sep 1992 12:47:36 EDT
From:         Cocteau <IBY141@URIACC.BITNET>
Subject:      RE: More descr. re:kermit...

  Ahh,  no problem.  I did hear a rumor that the new version of Jr-Comm
will either have kermit or support external protocols,  as well as
scripting. (Which would be REAL nice).

Andrew
Iby141@Uriacc.Uri.Edu
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Date:         Sat, 12 Sep 1992 23:50:22 CDT
From:         John Cobb <S058990@UMRVMA.BITNET>
Subject:      Hello AMIGALAND!

Hello Amigaland is anyone awake! did my posting Amiga 5000 SuperComputer get
onto net. We are having some problems here. Would be nice to know if I got
posted.
Thanks
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Date:         Mon, 14 Sep 1992 09:43:16 -0400
From:         uel111r2a%tferi4@UNI-LJ.AC.MAIL.YU
Subject:      Re: A4000 and A1200 (!!)

Well boys (and girls?)...

Speaking of A4000 - do you think the prices for 68040 turbo boards will
drop? Today a 68040 board costs as much as an A4000 will cost. A whole computer
against a board? Wow! I think in two or three months a 68040 board will cost
as much as a 68020 today. Or is it only wishful thinking? :-)

About the Ramona chip...
I don't know what it is. The magazine article only says, that Agnus has been
renamed to Lisa and Denise has also been renamed (I don't remember the name
right now... :-( )

The only sad thing that I read is, that the AA chipset will NOT be available
for the A500/2000/3000. It is pin-incompatible. Also Kickstart 3.0 will not
be available for the old machines (there's no use for it without the
AA chipset). Well, seems like we'll be selling our A2000's and A3000's and
buying A1200's and A4000's.

And also another interesting thing: because the 68040 is not on the A4000
motherboard, there is a possibility that there will be other versions of
it with 68020 or 68030 (one of them is maybe A1200??).

For now... dream your dream everybody!
					Blaz

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From: smith@crs.cl.msu.edu (Kimberly Smith)
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Subject: ARREX     what dose it mean to me?
Keywords: ARREX
Date: 6 Sep 92 21:57:47 GMT
Reply-To: smith@crs.cl.msu.edu.UUCP (Kimberly Smith)
Organization: Michigan State University

well I've been in the ami community for 4 years now and have yet to have
done/learned anything with ARREX.  is there a begginers guide ti ARREX?
what can I as the user use it for?  where can I get free info on it (hopefully
here)  

any info would be helpful
thanks
smith@crs.cl.msu.edu
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From:         Lance Tagliapietra <96720919@UCS.UWPLATT.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Help on HD buying

>Date: Fri, 4 Sep 1992 23:14:00 EDT
>From: DELANEYD%SNYSYRV1.BITNET@UBVM.cc.buffalo.edu
>Subject: RE: Help on HD buying
>
>Christian,
>
>        The type of HD you need depends on the type of controller you are using
   .
>Most controllers for the amiga are scsi though the IDE type which is prevalent
>on the ibm clone world is gaining in popularity as they are cheaper.  So, if yo
   u
>get a scsi controller, get a scsi drive.  These are not specific to the amiga--
>ie. you don't need a special one for the amiga but can use the ones advertised
>in mac mags (they use mostly scsi) and scsi drives advertised in the clone mags
   .
>(However, sometimes the jumpers will have to be changed if you buy from a
>non-amiga dealer).  The same deal applies to with IDE controllers-- you buy an
>IDE drive.  Hope this helps.
>
>        ->dave

Also note that IDE drives may be cheaper than the SCSI drives most used on
the Amiga, you will pay a performance penalty for using IDE on an Amiga.
Unless the IDE controller is designed to mimic a SCSI/DMA controller, you
will be using way too much of the CPU resource to transfer data to/from
an IDE drive.  Also, you can only connect 2 IDE drive to an interface,
where I can get 9 on my 2090a, for example.

If someone were to build a 2090a type controller for IDE drives, then the
situation would be a bit different.  The 2090a controller has its own CPU
controlling the drive, so all AmigaDOS has to do is send block requests to
the controller (simplified, I know) and the controller dumps the data into
memory and tells AmigaDos when its done.  Current IDE controllers have the
cpu "poll" during the transfer, which is why you get the performance hit.

I would rather have my CPU free for executing my tasks than baby-sitting
a controller through its experience.

-Lance
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Date:         Wed, 9 Sep 1992 18:56:00 EDT
From:         Etop Udoh <eudoh@ST6000.SCT.EDU>
Subject:      Harddrive controller....
              92 11:40 pm

hi,

  looking for an a2091/a2092 harddrive controller for an A2000.....
Is it possible to purchase the controller without the harddrive, and
what size is the harddrive that comes with it ?????
  and I suppose it is scsi.....?????

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From:         "John B. Beck" <0005192416@MCIMAIL.COM>
Subject:      RE: Bridgeboard & Windows

Thanks Bryan for the information.
             John B. Beck
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From:         Owen <91016@TAYLORU.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: ab20 mirror??

all the files from the ab20 mirror have been moved to their appropriate sub
dir in the systems/amiga dir
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Date:         Fri, 11 Sep 1992 11:41:28 BST
From:         d lamptey msc <lamptey@ACSE.SHEFFIELD.AC.UK>
Subject:      WoC pipeline!!

Look here, chaps...
 Is *anyone* on this list going to be down at WoC.?
Hope I am not building castles in the sky, but I am
*itching* to get the scoop on WoC (and I am sure I am
not alone).

Someone. please let us know what is going on...


Derryck.    ( and a.s.a.p. please...!)


Ta. <-  (British slang for "thanx")
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Date:         Mon, 14 Sep 1992 12:10:31 +0100
From:         "MATTHEW STRATFOLD" <M.P.Stratfold@OPEN.AC.UK>
Subject:      Which Modem?

I have around 200 pounds to spend on a Modem - Can anybody suggest a good value
Modem.

The Supra Fax Modem (14400) sounds good.  I can get this for around 250 pounds.
Is this okay - didn't someone say something about this modem having problems??

Can anybody suggest a better fast modem at a good price?? (I don't care about
the fax part).  Is anyone selling a second hand modem?

Thank you everyone.

Matthew.  JANET:  M.P.Stratfold@uk.ac.open
       INTERNET:  M.P.Stratfold@open.ac.uk

BTW I'll report the suggested best by to the list FYI :-)
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From: astjm1@acad2.alaska.edu
Subject: Re:      Re: NOT about the A4000
Organization: University of Alaska
Date: Thu, 10 Sep 1992 02:54:33 GMT

In article <9209092037.AA06003@vnet3.vub.ac.be>,         Tom Maes <tmaes@VNET3.VUB.AC.BE> writes:
> Dan Roman wrote:
> 
>>Does anyone have any real knowledge that the A4000 actually exists?  I
>>sincerely doubt it and I think rumor mongers are confusing the 3000T
>>with the 68040 and new chipset for a 4000.  The 3000T with a 68040 has
>>already been announced by Commodore, my _guess_ would be that at WOC you
>>will see a new chipset and/or video board(s) as well as additional
>>peripherals, the A600, and a minor update to 2.0 (2.1).
>>
>>We'll see, when IS WOC BTW?
>>--
> I think WOC means World of Commodore. The A3000T with 68040 has indeed
> been announced by Commodore, there's even an advertisement for it in the
> latest issue of Amiga World. But I also heard that Commodore has confirmed
> the existence of the A4000, promising that it will be released during this
> month. Meanwhile, a German magazine (inventively called Amiga Magazine) has
> promised to uncover all the facts about the new machine in their October
> issue, which comes out on the 16th of September (by now, I'm practically
> sleeping in front of the newsstand ;-). I'll bring you the details as soon
> as I have them.
> I'm very curious about the new Amiga because I'm dying to upgrade to some-
> thing more powerful. Somebody told me the price of the A3000 series will
> halve after the release of the 4000...
> Well, that's my contribution to the rumor mill :^>
> 
> 
> 
> -=  Tom Maes                      "Reality is no obstacle!"
> -=  tmaes@vnet3.vub.ac.be
> -=  Free University of Brussels
> -=  Belgium - Europe

Ok, I have had confirmation on a lot of stuff from a dealer.  I asked him about
the a4000, he said that is was going to be at WOC, where he left for today. 
Also, I talked to him about the supposed AA chipset.  It just happened that a
HAM-E board was on the shelf.  He pointed to it, and bluntly said "Isn't it
strange that the people who make this board are under non-disclosure agreement
with Commodore, and that the Specs for the AA chipset are infact the exact
same?"  We held a conversation on it, and he told me of some of the stuff that
would be don there.  But, he is a very reliable source, and a video graphics
guru, so, I have very good reason to believe this.. (He told me just this
monday).  The AA chipset is not only real, but so is the A4000.  Both will be
covered at WOC.

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From:         David McGhee <DMCGHEE1@UA1VM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Computers in Batman II

On Fri, 4 Sep 1992 22:13:39 CST Alejandro J. Kurczyn S. said:
>>>Here in Mexico there's a commercial spot showing two young girls sitting at
>>........
>>LOL!  Mind if I re-post this to GEnie's Amiga in the Media?
>
>Not at all, just tell me what the "LOL" menas :-)

LOL - Laughing Out Loud.
Thanx.
>
>-Alejandro Kurczyn S.

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From:         Cocteau <IBY141@URIACC.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: TERM and RAM

Speaking of Ram,  let me tell a little story that I found interesting..

  I just set up a 40 meg MFM drive on my Amiga via way of the 2088
bridgeboard and the Janus handlers.  Now,  I finally tried to install
Final Copy on this hard drive,  following all instructions in the manual.
I got the program on there,  and tried to use it.  It kept giving me a
system error as soon as I tried to type anything,  although it works fine
off floppy drives.  One time I loaded the program then immediately exited
it and noticed that I only had around 72xx bytes of memory left,  but
NOTHING was running.  I ran ARTM and found an interrupt still running
called "StealMem".  I proceeded to remove this interrupt and the system
died on me again.

   My real question,  what IS StealMem?  And why wouldn't it release
my memory back to me after i exited Final Copy?

Andrew / Iby141@Uriacc.Uri.Edu            Iby141@Uriacc
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Can these messages STOP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
being sent
I get a TON of them per day.....and sick of em
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From:         JOHN COBB <S058990@UMRVMA.BITNET>

HELLO did you guys send me a massive 2part file on the AMIGA. If so lost it on
the mainframe pleaae resend
John
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Date:         Mon, 14 Sep 1992 08:16:03 -0500
From:         bryan@JUDY.INDSTATE.EDU
Subject:      KS 3.0

If 3.0 really does support 32-bit access to the custom chips and the pallette
has been changed from 6-bit (4096 colors) to 24-bit, then kickstart 3.0 is
a MAJOR rewrite.  I believe that it does deserve to be considered a major
release.

Another thing that annoys me is all of these naysayers out there in the group.
I mean, Commodore has finally released an architecture that is as big a
leap as the original A1000 was, and has addressed most of the gripes that I
had about the machine (the graphics were becomming a bit outdated you know)
and you are still complaining?!?!?!?!?!  Maybe its time you invested in IBM
clones.....
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From:         "David Johnson,
              CSIRO Div. Wool Tech." <DJOHNSON@GEEL.DWT.CSIRO.AU>
Subject:      Re: Cheap memory

On Wed, 9 Sep 1992 09:36:13, Daniel Roman <roman@TIX.TIMEPLEX.COM> writes:

> David Johnson,              CSIRO Div. Wool Tech. writes:
> >
> > Another suggestion is there was a really neat hardware project on
> > wuarchive called 8meg.lha. It was a VERY simple circuit, which could give
> > you up to 8Meg of ram very cheaply. I'm going to try it out as soon as I
> > get time. Has anyone already had a go at it?
> >
> Dave, I'll take a look for that file,

good ;-)

> is that specifically for the 1000 or is it for the 500?

it's actually for the A500, but don't let that worry you. The circuit board
in the archive is designed so that it sits under the 68000. If you don't
want to mount it there, there's no reason you couldn't make a 68000 adapter
which provides the necessary address lines to a board which could be
mounted anywhere. It won't autoconfig, but that's to keep it cheap and simple.

> In case I can't find it, do you know which directory it is in?

yup. Archie tells me that it's in /systems/amiga/info/hardware

happy soldering!


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Well, in my experience, they are terminal emulation external libraries.  And as
far as what uses them, Term does. I don't know of any others, but that is
because I am happy with Term, and haven't seen the need to look for others.
Hope this helps.
Phil
WAREP@WABSH
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