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From: STEFFENR@UWSTOUT.BITNET (Flash)
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Subject: Re: Term 2.4 problems
Date: 18 Nov 92 20:21:00 GMT
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> >
> >Well, no. I am using Term 2.4 right now and it's never had any problems.
> >In fact it's the nicest and most 2.0 compliant program of its type I know
> >of, much better than any comercial program. What do you mean by "iconizing"
> >the program? If you mean something like the old "Iconify" program on
> >Fred Fish, maybe it on't let go of the program. I don't know....
> >
> >
> >dleland@nmsu.edu
> Well, I have Term 2.4a and there do seem to be a couple of problems. While
> interfacing with my university VAX, the "hangup" function does not work at all
   .
> I have to wait until the VAX times out. Secondly, it seems the buffer displays
> each character on a separate line. Quite annoying!
> --Charles McCreary

I've been using Term (2.4a) for a little while now, and I've found
a couple of tricks to keep it happy. First off, Term won't hangup
becuase the default 'Modem Hangup String' (in Modem Settings) is
very wrong. Look through the string and find the modem escape sequence
( it's "+++" ). Immediately after this is a carriage return ("\r"). Get
rid of the carriage return.

This is whats happening: In order for a modem to hangup, it needs about
1 sec of no data being transmmitted. ( That's what all the wait (tilde)
carracters are for.)  The the escape sequence ('+++') is sent, followed
by another second of silence. The way term is set up, the +++ is
immediatly followed by a return, so the modem igonres the command, and
won't hangup.

Second: Term sometimes leaves a task running when it exits. The task
keeps a sizeable chunk of memory, and the serial port in use. I used to
just take it for granted that I would have to reboot after using Term,
however, I just got Term 2.4a and out of ten uses, it only hung once.
(Not perfect, but a big improvement.) Last Friday, I got a newer SetPatch
from work. (version 37.28, not the lastest, but better than my old
37.10 ) and it hasn't hung since.

That's just my $.02 worth.

Russ

BTW, Does anyone know how to get the _latest_ SetPatch? (37.34?)
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From:         "The Large Guy with Buckwheat's Hair." <LANDAS88@SNYPOTVA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Emplant saga....

Date sent: 14-NOV-1992

>What's the story on Vortex emulator? I knew that they had the ATonce/+,
>and the 386, and 486 boards...
>
> Carlos Camacho

Hiya Carlos,
    What do you mean had? :)  There is a full page ad in the latest AmigaWorld
issue for their 486 BridgeBoard for $1099 this one looks sweet guys.  As well
as, their 386SX board for $599.  They are offering lower prices for previous
owners of any other bridgeboard, and all that is needed is proof of purchase.
Why the heck a 386sx and not a straight 386 I don't know.  On another subject I
read the speck sheets on the Emplant board, and they sound great.  What
graphics modes will be available under the new AA chipset.  Will they support
IBM VGA in the new IBM emulation softare for the board.  Also, I don't remember
reading if the Emplant would allow you to use the existin IBM slots on the
AMIGA motherboard.  Any new info on the Emplant would be of mucho interest to
me.  Thanks.

-Nyle

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Date:         Mon, 16 Nov 1992 15:20:07 UCR
From:         Juan Manuel Palacios Fabrega <JMPALACI@UCRVM2.BITNET>
Subject:      KERMIT FOR AMIGA

Hello everybody.
                I am having problems transmittind data from my HP-48sx to
my computer via serial port. I am using DIGA and ATALK with KERMIT protocol
that work very good when I am sending or receiving data from the already made
software  (GOODIES DISKS etc.). I can send information to the comoputer but
when I try to restore my own data it only transmit the firts six or seven
characters.
   I would like to have a serial interface manager for AMIGA or a communicatio
package both with KERMIT.
 I am emulating IBM and using a KERMIT protocol but it works very slow.
  Thanks in advance.
                   Manuel Palacios F.
                  Mechanical Eng. U.C.R.
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From: ai182@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Wayne Draznin)
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Subject: Re: DigiPaint 3
Date: 21 Nov 1992 23:09:12 GMT
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Aeneas Verhe asked about a problem in pal with digipt 3's 
requesters being too big (under wb2.0).  This isn't a pal
problem -- some of the code in the program doesn't wpork
right under 2.0 (sometimes my typing doesn't work either).

There's no fix for this; you have to either hold down the
left amiga key while pulling up the requester, or use the
key commands (I forget what they are) to respond.

Wayne Draznin

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Date:         Tue, 17 Nov 1992 10:35:45 CDT
From:         Dan Szkola <A02DJS1@NOC.NIU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Term 2.4 problems

--->Date:       Mon, 16 Nov 1992 09:13:00 EDT
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--->From:       @netmgr.cso.niu.edu:BARNETTJ@SNYSYRV1.BitNet
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--->To:         Multiple recipients of list I-AMIGA <I-AMIGA@RUTVM1.BitNet>

--->It seems every so often, especially after iconizing TERM, the term screen
--->fails to close...and subsequently you can't quit term.  Anyone else having
--->this problem?

    This happened to me for the first time yesterday. Subsequent
attempts to re-open term resulted in a message saying that Term could
not open properly because Term was using Serial.Device. I tried
everything that I could, but I don't have any tools like the one that
closes stuck shell windows (I forgot the name). I eventually had to
reboot.
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From:         Edward Bruce <edward@HAC2ARPA.HAC.COM>
Subject:      test message

Just wasting a little bandwidth.  I sent a message earlier today and didn't
receive it back. I am trying a different address.

Ed
edward@hac2arpa.hac.com
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From:         "MATTHEW" <M.P.Stratfold@OPEN.AC.UK>
Subject:      GVP HD question.

Recently, during normal use of my GVP HDII 8+ drive the power light will go
off and the computer blank out.  The drive fan continues running as normal
so power is still being delivered to the unit.  To get the drive working
again I must turn it off - and leave it off for a minute, then all works as
normal again.  If I don;t leave it off for long enough the power light on
the drive stays off.

When this problem happens I have noticed that when I turn the powersupply off
the drive fan keeps going for around a second - normal it shuts off as soon
as I hit the powerswitch.

I recently suffered from the powersupply failure problem - the one where the
pitch of the fan changes and you get read/write errors.  I have been using
the replacement powersupply for around a month.  This time the fan's sound
remains constant.

Any ideas anyone - pleeeeaseee.  I seem to have nothing but hardware failures
these days having already replaced the PSU, my amiga and my monitor in the last
six months........ sob.

Matthew     M.P.Stratfold@open.ac.uk
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From:         "The Large Guy with Buckwheat's Hair." <LANDAS88@SNYPOTVA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Yet more Grapevine gripes!

Date sent: 16-NOV-1992

>"(Edward Bruce)" <edward@HAC2ARPA.HAC.COM> writes:
>>I thought magazines like AmigaWorld encourage people, who have had a bad
>>experience with a company that advertises with the mag, to notify them.  I
>know
>>that one of the Amiga mags claimed that if they got enough compliants they
>would
>
>      Since AmigaWorld still carries Montgomery Grant adverts, I find their
>   statements on this { AmigaWorld's } to be unbelievable... JimP.
>
>--
> Jim Pierce Bach. of Sci. in Applied Computer Science USM - Gulf Park Campus
>             jmpierce@whale.st.usm.edu  Disclaimer: Standard.
>                     "Kill the Wabbit ! " Elmer Fudd.

Ok, I'm opening myself up to 1 milion flames here, but I have ordered from
Montgomery Grant and received excellant service.  Before I heard about them
buying MAchines from Commodore overseas operation at lower prices I got my
A2000 from them in 89.  IT has functioned perfectly and still does to this day.
I ordered my Harddrive and SCSI card from them with no problems also.  The
personel were very friendly to me when I was just starting and experienced
enough to help me in later times when I needed it.  I imagine AmigaWorld has
not received enough complaints to pull Montgomery Grant from their Mag.
Especially with actual satisfied customers like me around.  I would never
compare Montogomery Grant to Grapevine.  First of all they actually have a
phone answering system that works.  And they ship replacements very quickly. I
realize there is a lot of Hosility towards them, and I would appreciate and
(*!Constructive!*) information about why so many Amiga owners hate them.....

Please no flames, I am only stating my experiences with the company.  Thanks.
Nyle

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From:         Arc Wave <arc@JUDY.INDSTATE.EDU>
Subject:      Coming to you live via my new Amiga 4000!

I have finally gotten most of my system installed on my new Amiga 4000.
PC-Task screams now..hehehe... I am in most cases flicker-free and scan-
line free mode all the time.  Man is this beast fast!

VLT seems to work fine, so do a lot of my packages.

I have viewed a few 256 color pictures and 256,000 very impressive!
The 1.76MB disks work fine, no problems.

Paul
"More on this later...  ..question of the day, it says it's using
 scsi.device.  But??? isn't it a IDE?"

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Date:         Fri, 20 Nov 1992 11:45:00 EDT
From:         "The Large Guy with Buckwheat's Hair." <LANDAS88@SNYPOTVA.BITNET>
Subject:      TAR... One more quick question please... :>

Date sent: 20-NOV-1992



Hi guys,
      Now that I know what tar is, from a previous question, I am wondering how
to detar it using tar??????????  Tar claims it can compress and decompress tar
files, but when I use the options specified by the MAN pages it won't od it.
Says "The file already has a .Z extension".  What's up. :>  Could someone
please send me a quick example as to how to decompress using tar?  Thanks in
advance guys.


-Nyle

P.S. I've got the monwy for the A4000 now where do I order it from?  Who has
the lowest price with quality support?  In the US that is. :)
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Date:         Tue, 17 Nov 1992 21:22:00 EST
From:         YDEZTJA@IUP.BITNET
Subject:      Video Toaster Seen!

(If this hasn't been stated before....)

On the Discovery Channel's 'INVENTION' TV show tonite,
there was an impressive 15 min. display of the Video Toaster!

OF course, they never mentioned that it is basically a computer we
all know(and love) with a couple of 24 bit card in it...

It was still impressive.


Captain *CRASH*
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From:         "A.J.Gentles" <A.J.Gentles@SOUTHAMPTON.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re: AMIGA 1200 P/X ?

>
>
> Hello. Can anyone tell me if there is a company in the U.K. offering
> a trade in on old A500s for an A1200 ? How much would they give me ?
>
> I'm quite peeved. It's only been atwo months since I paid #330 for
> my RocHard 85Mb Hard drive with 2meg memory. The least C= could've
> done is put an edge-connector on the A1200 so I wouldn't have to
> sell that too, with corresponding loss in value. Aaaauuuurrrrggghhh.
>
> I mean, it's not as if the PCMCIA is actually a valid expansion port,
> is it ? It's too expensive a a memory upgrade, and as for portable data
> transfer, well . . . Floppies may be slower, but at least they don't
> need to have their batteries changed every few years.
>
> Sorry 'bout that.
>
>         Simey
>
>
>         S.J.E.Champion@Bradford.ac.uk
>
>
> C
> C
>         s.j.e
> A
>

Hobbyte offer P/X for old Amiga 500 to 1200. I'm not sure of there address,
but they have an advert on pp 44-45 of Nov's Amiga Shopper.

Diamond Computers also do p/x, but only offer '100-130 depending on condition
of A500, with no additional allowance for peripherals etc.

Personally, I would wait until the Spring when the 1200's with high density
drives are supposed to be coming. It's also rumoured that CBM are already
working on the A1200 replacement, with new custom chips to replace the AGA
architecture. Supposedly the chip set will be down to just 2 chips, which
will be cheaper and presumably allow the amiga to compete with consoles in the
games market (sad that CBM are going that way though).

Much as I like the Amiga, having had one for 4 yrs, I'm seriously considering
an Archimedes. CBM are making to many changes in quick succession for my
liking.


Andy (ajg@uk.ac.soton)
From: hkantola@klaava.Helsinki.FI (Heikki Kantola)
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(Daniel Joseph Oak) (jonin@NETCOM.COM) wrote:
> > Nothing...  Did u try BOOTING the disk??!  If you un-DMS a non-DOS disk, the
> > Amiga haz a fit, but it should still boot normally...  I thought ZOOM was
> > spozed to be better than DMS, how come noone uses it???
> 

But DMS happens to be faster! :-)

> I will tell ya why. - No site that I have seen has it. :) Not Wuarchive,
> Not Physik, not Lud, nobody.  If you can tell us all where it is - or better
> yet simply throw it on a aminet site I am sure everybody would then get the
> chance to use it. :)
> 

Zoom v5.4 can be found from FF682...

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From: wayne@amtower.spacecoast.org (Wayne Summer)
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Subject: Re:      Re: A4000 and GVP Series II
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In article <C4B6F60E115F002E64@snypotva.bitnet>         "The Large Guy with Buckwheat's Hair." <LANDAS88@SNYPOTVA.BITNET> writes:
> Date sent: 16-NOV-1992
> In-Reply-To: Your message of Sat, 14 Nov 1992 16:43:32 ME
> >
> >I've just read an ad in Amiga Computing that says they will be selling
> >the SCSI II 32 bit controller for the A4000 from half november on.
> >
> >Hip-hip-hurray! :-) Now when is this little jewel going to be on the
> >motherboard instead of that scary IDE interface?
> >Pres
> >
[DEL]
>
> Ok, hardware GURUS.....  Can I have a IDE drive and a SCSI card hooked to my
> amiga with both drives running?  To state it a little more clearly (I hope) Can
> I use and IDE HD and a SCSI HD on the same AMIGA?  Will they set up correctly
> as devices.  I figured they woudl, but I wanted to make sure.  Since I hear the
> A4000 ships with a 120mb IDE whether I want it or not, IS THIS TRUE?  I hope
> not.  I like my SCSI drive.
>
> -Nyle
>
                                                             ALL A4000s

Sure, no problem.  I setup a friends A2000 with a DataFlyer SCSI/IDE controller.
But, it would not work with the Syquest SCSI drive (at that time, they supposedly
have added support now).  I added a GVP Series II controller and set it to not
autoboot.  The Syquest works fine on the GVP.

A similar setup should work OK in the A4000. Just remember you can have one
autoboot controller/drive.

The SCSI II controller from C= will be on a plug-in card (Zorro II or most
likely Zorro III).

Wayne

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From:         "M.C. Freddy !!" <CSC9017984R@LUST1.LATROBE.EDU.AU>
Subject:      DICE Compiler..!

Hi... Could someone tell me on which Fish Disk I can find the DICE C compiler..
[or which FTP site...]

Also, I'll be leaving in a week or two, so could someone remind me how to
UNSUBSCRIBE to this list, as I dont want my account overflowing with mail when
I come back.... Thanx!!

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From:         "MATTHEW" <M.P.Stratfold@OPEN.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re: Yet more Grapevine gripes!

I see that Grapevine is advertising in UK Amiga magazines (amiga format).
With Grapevines record this should be a complete disaster!! - imagine mail
order from the States with grapevine behind it !  To be fair their prices
were very competitive.  It would be good to see more American companies
trying this.

Matthew       M.P.Stratfold@open.ac.uk
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From:         EBRUC@CATGSG.DNET.HAC.COM
Subject:      Re: GCC 2.2.2

>I can't remember if the original author noted that this thing required over
>10Mb of disk space, with several of the executable approaching 1Mb in
>size...
>
>Martin.

There are three main executables.  The preprocessor and c compiler are around
600 - 700 KB.  The c++ compiler is around 1 MB.  Also, the stack needs to be set
to 250,000 for gcc to work with large files.

There are currently three patches out:

gcc-fix1.lha
gcc-fix2.lha
gcc-fix3.lha

that need to be applied in that order.  Fix3 makes GCC work with GigaMem, to
quote:

"fix3 really is an ixemul.library update, nothing more, nothing less. This
 library release contains changes in these areas:
 - changed memory allocator. With these changes, you can finally use
   GigaMem (a commercial program providing virtual memory for AmigaDOS. I
   don't get a cent for mentioning this here, by the way;-)).
   Parameters for GigaMem: Attribute, Mask: default (0, 1), Min.Size 4000.
   Using 4000 causes most allocations that gcc does to use virtual memory..."

Ed Bruce
edward@hac2arpa.hac.com