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Date:         Tue, 13 Oct 1992 21:37:54 -0600
From:         "An Incarnation of Deva Winblood" <STU529655672@WSC.COLORADO.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Some Information I compiled and sent to misinformed people.

Thanks for the information,

	*laugh* people have been flaming me and correcting me for days.
I have found it is a useful way to get information. I intend to post some
revised information on the I-AMIGA list in the near future. I do have a
detailed comparison of the Intel and Motorolla architectures... In this
area at least I do have some detailed support for my claims. I see where
you are coming from and will make sure to include your information in
the revision.

Seizure later,

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From: GFI104@URIACC.URI.EDU (Jeff Beaubien)
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Subject: WB 2.0 Questions
Date: 15 Oct 92 11:51:28 GMT
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I'm looking to buy the Workbench 2.0 update (disks and ROMS).  I'm also
looking to buy the ROM switcher, so that I can switch between 1.3 and 2.0.

Here's my setup:
Amiga 500 P (1 Meg RAM factory installed) w/ Fatter Agnus
GVP Impact Series 2+ HD (50 Meg) w/ 2 Megs extended RAM
Amiga 1011 drive, Amiga 1084s monitor, Aprotek AM2400 modem.

Someone mentionned having to solder two pins on the 2.0 ROM.  Is this true?

Also, will I get the 2.1 Workbench or the 2.04 Workbench disks, if I
order now?  What's the difference?

Also, my Fatter Agnus is not 1 Meg installed.  I heard that I have to do
something to it?  Is this true also?

Thanks for any help in these questions.
---Jeff---
From: STU529655672@WSC.COLORADO.EDU (An Incarnation of Deva Winblood)
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Subject: Re: mixed bag
Date: 15 Oct 92 20:04:45 GMT
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Music Scoring:

Deluxe Music Construction Set(DMCS) by Electronic Arts allows you to
  do music scoring. As a matter o' fact that is the only way you can
  enter music with the program. Here are some of it's faults though. It
  uses IFF format instruments, and not all samples saved in IFF will load
  properly in DMCS. Also, in order to slur notes or play in legato, etc.
  it manipulates the stereo features at its own discretion, so you do not
  have absolute control over the speaker which the sound will come from.


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From: LANDAS88@SNYPOTVA.BITNET (The Large Guy with Buckwheat's Hair.)
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Subject: Re: dead mice
Date: 16 Oct 92 01:14:00 GMT
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Date sent: 15-OCT-1992

>Hello all,
>    I have a small problem with my new mouse.  It's fairly new at any rate,
>purchased in late August. It is a Golden Image mous, and now refuses to
>track to the right.  It will move up, down and to the left on the screen,
>but not the right.  :(
>    Any ideas as to what might be causing this utter foolishness?  It had
>occurred to me that it MIGHT be the CIAs, but I might be off base.  Any
>help that could be offered would be greatly appreciated.(That right-amiga-
>shift-arrow-key business gets old REALLY fast :-)
>    Thanks in advance.
>
>Philip Ware
>WAREP@WABASH

Phil,
   Have you cleaned it thoroughly?  MY IBM mouse does that all the time.  And I
use a little isopropyl alcohol on it motion sensing rolers.

-Nyle
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Date:         Fri, 9 Oct 1992 08:46:16 -0400
From:         CAMACHO@ECSUC.CTSTATEU.EDU
Subject:      Avoid A4000?

My friend down in Pittsburg mentioned that he's seeing alot of
messages to avoid the A4000 due to bugs, and interlace problems.. etc..
Does anyone know what he's talking about?

Carlos
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Date:         Sat, 10 Oct 1992 10:48:07 -0500
From:         "(Arc Wave)" <arc@JUDY.INDSTATE.EDU>
Subject:      A4000 price

Incase you are wondering how much I paid for the A4000 & CBM 1960:

	total $3,314.95 shipped to me (and Gold Service comes with it).

	A4000 = $2729, CBM 1960 = $539, both $3268.00

Note: I may be off a little on the A4000 & 1960 cost (not by much), and
      the above $3,314.95 shipped to me is correct.

Certified Developers can get the A4000 for $2400

Paul

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Date:         Fri, 16 Oct 1992 07:34:14 -0400
From:         "(Herbert I Brown)" <hibrown@CS.ALBANY.EDU>
Subject: Re: FAX Modems

	From: John Fusco <JFUSCO@IATS.AVLABS.MDC.COM>
	Subject:      FAX Modems

	I'm considering purchasing a FAX modem for my Amiga 2000.  I already
	have a 2400 baud external modem (without FAX), so I'm considering
	stepping up to 9600 baud data and FAX.  I'd appreciate any advice
	from those of you who are using the FAX features on your Amiga.

[Several questions deleted ...]

	Thanks in advance.
	John Fusco - Senior Engineer, Electronics
        ----------------------------------------------------------------------

I just purchased the ZyXEL U-1496E from HyTec for $349 + $5 (sh.) and have
been downloading at 9600 with smiles on my face. It's marvelous. I have
not gotten to try its FAX capabilities, but I plan to.

Herb


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Date:         Tue, 13 Oct 1992 16:57:15 -0400
From:         "Daniel S. Riley" <dsr@LNS598.TN.CORNELL.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Burst modes

Jim Loomis <LOOMIS@ITHACA.bitnet> writes:
>Does that mean that I do _not_ have to use the CPU BURST command in my
>startup-sequence, or merely that setpatch does not enable data burst?

I'd take the cpu burst out (I took it out of mine :-)).

SetPatch should enable instruction burst and disable data burst, as
Commodore thinks this combination gives the best performance.  Unless
you have some good reason to believe that you want data burst on, trust
the OS guys at Commodore to set things up for best performance.

(If you're wondering why this is done in setpatch--the OS starts with
burst disabled and the caches disabled (I believe) for compatibility with
games.  So be sure you don't take setpatch out of your startup-sequence.
Even better, don't change your startup-sequence at all--that's what
user-startup is for...)

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	 "Maybe, leastways is the best way of all" -Caterwaul
From: LANDAS88@SNYPOTVA.BITNET (The Large Guy with Buckwheat's Hair.)
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Subject: Re: A1000 keyboard replacement.
Date: 13 Oct 92 22:06:00 GMT
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>I have an A1000, but they keyboard has worn out.  is it possible to
>replace the keyboard with a keyboard from a 2000 - with what modifications?
>or does anybody have an old 1000 keyboard they want to sell, or know of where
>to find a replacment?  I'm in the UK so suppliers here would be better of
>course.
>
>Thanks.   Matthew.
>
>Internet: M.P.Stratfold@open.ac.uk
>Janet   : M.P.Stratfold@uk.ac.open

I do believe U.S. mail order companies sell an adaptor for around $10.  I'm not
sure where you can get it in the UK.  Sorry,

Nyle

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From: overlord@megalith.miami.fl.us (Carlos Amezaga [POSTMASTER])
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Subject: Re: gvp turbo
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Quoted from <...unknown> by rharnaga@ARISTOTLES.RUTGERS.EDU (Robert Harnaga):
> Is the turbo the controller with the 40mhz accel?
> 
> You know the VXL 40Mhz accel can be bought for $359.20 from Micro Biotics
> directly.  (for 500 and 2000).
> 
> Its a really good deal, but if you want to buy 32 bit burst for it, the
> options are sad.  You can buy 2megs or 8megs... nothing between!
> The price for 8megs 32 bit Fast Page Mode DRAM (burstable) with
> board is $599 (from Computability).
> 
> What do you guys think of this?  I'm considering this for the near future if I
> can get the money!

	I think it may be a good deal.  4 Megs for the GVP 32 Bit
Simm costs $219.  So If I were to have bought two of these simss,
it would have been for $440.  The Ram makes the difference between
fast and faster. :-)  I have the GVP A530 on my 500.

Carlos
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From: LH@SELDC52.BITNET
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Subject: broken 68000 = guru ???
Date: 13 Oct 92 15:00:00 GMT
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Hi!
One simple (?) question:
I've heard that a 'broken' 68000 can cause guru-meditation.
Is this true ?
Are there any test-program that I can run to see if everything
(=68000) is OK ???
I still get one or more gurus/day, and I can't find any
reason to what have caused them... I have stripped down my
User-startup to almost nothing except some assign's, used
different terminal-programs, mounted msh, NOT mounted msh...

Lars
Lars.Holst@LDC.lu.se
LH@seldc52.bitnet
From: MiguelFA@LCAEE.FEE.UNICAMP.BR
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Subject: Re: broken 68000 = guru ???
Date: 15 Oct 92 03:30:45 GMT
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        LH@SELDC52 Writes:

> >What is the guru number that you are getting?
> 8000.0003 and 8100.0005 is two that I know right now. I have

        Correct me if I'm wrong. Guru Numbers are 64 bits wide (32 plus a point
plus 32) in hexadecimal. A typical Guru Number can be:

        81000005.0C001234

> found the program 'Alert' that tell me that 8100.0005 =
> "Exec.libray : Corrupt memory list detected in FreeMem".
> Could someone out there tell me in 'common' english (or
> swedish!?) what that mean?

        FreeMem is a list of free memory that the system found at boot. When
booting the systems tries to find any memory attached to the computer, put that
in FreeMem and after tests his integrity. When it finds a failure it reports
this guru (Ok, maybe it's not EXACTLY right that, but I think that may explain
what happens).

        I think you have a memory chip (not chip memory) with a problem.

> My system: A500 1 chip, A590 20Meg, 2 fast, KS37.175/WB 2.04

        You made an kickstart upgrade or you bought a A500Plus ? (Sorry, I de-
leted the another messages related to the topic).

        See you later.

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        Faculdade de Engenharia Eletrica
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P.S.: Sorry for my bad English, 'cause it's not my natural language.
From: wetzels@AMC.UVA.NL
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Subject: Re: broken 68000 = guru ???
Date: 14 Oct 92 08:33:03 GMT
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>
>
>Hi!
>One simple (?) question:
>I've heard that a 'broken' 68000 can cause guru-meditation.
>Is this true ?

Never heard of it! I am curious how a guru can be created
if the 68000 doesn't work anymore???

>Are there any test-program that I can run to see if everything
>(=68000) is OK ???

The 68000 doesn't work? ==> No program at all runs.

>I still get one or more gurus/day, and I can't find any
>reason to what have caused them... I have stripped down my
>User-startup to almost nothing except some assign's, used
>different terminal-programs, mounted msh, NOT mounted msh...
>
>Lars
>Lars.Holst@LDC.lu.se
>LH@seldc52.bitnet

Frank
From: abs0@coos.dartmouth.edu (Kelvin Leung)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.i-amiga
Subject: Re: Some Information I compiled and sent to misinformed people.
Date: 14 Oct 92 00:52:25 GMT
Organization: Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH

ARGO <FRASER50@SNYPOTVA.BITNET> writes:

>  Here is that ad for the486 BB in the back of AW:

>  !!!!   486-30 Mhz BridgeBoard  !!!!

>  Landmark 2.0: 96 Mhz CPU - based on the A2386SX

> Full Board with 3
>Megs - $1350  Upgrade for A2386SX - $675

>Requires only one slot - Up to 8Megs on Board  add $180 for FPU
>------------------------------------------------------------------
> 486-24 Mhz A2286 Accelerator
>  Landmark 2.0: 78 Mhz CPU
>                                 $635 w/o FPU  $735 w/FPU

>  Elite Microcomputers

>Comments?

>fraser50@snypotva

Someone told me it has a 486SLC(??) by Cyrix.  (ie, not a real 486)  Can some-
one verify this, please??

Yours Sincerely,
Kelvin
e-mail: abs0@coos.dartmouth.edu
From: johnv@acix.DIALix.oz.au (John Verhoeven)
Subject: Re: Startup Sequences
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CHUCK@UNK.UNK.EDU wrote:
> Has anyone used the execute command in their startup sequence and gotten the
> error    Execute: No K directive    execute failed returncode 20   ????

Are you using redirection in he invoked script?

If you are, text surrouded by '<' and '>' is normally used to indicate a
value to be substituted from a command line argument when the script is
executed.

eg script contains:

format drive df0: name Empty <nil: >nil:
                              ^^^^^

Execute will look at this and look for a .KEY directive that says "nil: "
is a command line argument or parameter passed into the script when it
is executed.

The solution? Add the following lines to you script -:

.BRA {
.KET }

This tells execute that values to be substituted from command line
arguments are delimited by '{' and '}' rather than the default '<' and
'>'.

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Date:         Tue, 13 Oct 1992 18:24:01 -0900
From:         "Kevin R(ocket J. Squirrel) Araki" <JSKRA@ALASKA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Correction of correction

Okay, I stand corrected, but, I thought the Agnus in
 the A-3000 was a
2MB Agnus.  I know I read in the early AmigaWorld listings that the 3000
was 1MB Fast and 1MB Chip, but I thought they modified just prior to releas-
ing.  Why do I think there is a 2MB Agnus in the 3000?

Regards,
Kevin
JSKRA@ALASKA

PS: Sorry for all the typos in my previous post.  Sometimes the noise on-
line makes it difficult to edit.

en
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Date:         Wed, 7 Oct 1992 01:28:00 EDT
From:         DELANEYD@SNYSYRV1.BITNET
Subject:      Re: High density drives on Amiga (inf0)

Dan,

        I am fairly sure it is still the same old dual speed drive as
nothing has been done to the paula chip which does the floppy access
and sound.  It doesn't have the bandwidth to run a HDFD at full
speed.  Until this botleneck is removed in the next machine, we will
be using the dual speed FDs.

        ->dave
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Subject: Re: broken 68000 = guru ???
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Hi all!

...

>>If the 68000 works 99.9%. What do you mean that only 99.9% of the instructions
>>don't work at all or that 99.9% of the time the processor is doing nothing.
>
>I'm not sure what i mean! The only thing I know is that my Amy gurus
>two or three times per day and I DONT LIKE IT!!!
>And I try to find any reason to what it can be!
>When I come home tonight I'll write down my modifications I have made
>to startup-sequence and user-startup. And the different guru-numbers
>I get. (8000.0003 and 8100.0005 is two of them)

...

Could it be a *virus* ??

...

>Frank

>"The only thing i know is that i don't know anything", Descartes

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>Regards
>Lars
>Lars.Holst@LDC.lu.se

-Wagner
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From:         ARGO <FRASER50@SNYPOTVA.BITNET>
Subject:      Robot Arm

   A year before I got my Amiga, I saw and ad in Amiga+ that sold an small
 robotic arm that could be attached to the Amiga.  I recently found the Issue
that I had bought and call the company. They have since stopped selling such an
   item.  Does anyone know of a company that sells anything like this or a way o
   f
finding a used one?

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From:         "Matthiew Clemence" <mclem@MPH.SM.UCL.AC.UK>
Subject:      Music scoring

After much hunting around for a programme which will produce good quality music
 on the printed page I have been told that Dr T's Copyist is the bees knees.
Unfortunately, the only "dealers" I can find in london all think that music is
a 30 minute sample mix get down rave version of the "sesame street" theme tune
and basically haven't a clue what the programme can do. Does anyone have a
contact address for Dr T or a reputable dealer (UK) ?
TVM
Matthew Clemence
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        Gelson Dias Santos <GELSON@VORTEX.UFRGS.BR> writes:

...
>    Please don't send it to the list! This is a waste of bandwitdh. As I said
...

        He's completely right. I will get this files in a more unexpensively
way.

        Thanks again.

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LCAEe - Laboratorio de Computacao Aplicada `a Engenharia Eletrica
        (Computer Aided Eletrical Engineering Lab.)
        Faculdade de Engenharia Eletrica
        (School of Eletrical Engineering)
        Unicamp - Campinas - SP - BRAZIL
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P.S. to Gelson: Desculpe eu dar uma de Sao Tome', mas eu gostaria de ver o que
posso fazer.