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From:         "Magnus Wissler... Amiga rules..." <NDB120@NOV.HB.SE>
Subject:      Re: EARN conection VIA Amiga ?

> From:          CBDZ110L%GRTHEUN1.BITNET@SEARN.SUNET.SE

>   I am working in an IBM 4381/M13 at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.
>   I wonder if I can conect with a machine like that, from my home, by
>   using my Amiga-500 (1MB - Kickstart 1.3). If yes, what kind of modem
>   and software would I need ?
>   I am waiting for a reply in English or Greek.           THANKS !!!
>

You'll need a terminal emulator/comms program and a modem that can handle at
least 2400bps (of course I don't know what the lowest speed of your
university's modem is). There's an abundance of software, try Term or NComm,
those are the ones I find the best.

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Date:         Thu, 21 Jan 1993 14:35:28 +0100
From:         Chris Tann <christ%gwelup@ES2FR.UUCP>
Subject:      Re: Changing WB-Screen

G'day.

>     Could someone tell me if there is any program that can change the
> WorkBench Screen Pattern, or setting some pictures insted of a simple
> blank-page.

The program that you need is called dropcloth.exe. It is available from
MRCserv in [AMIGA.UTILITIES.SYSTEM]DROPCLOTH.EXE. Dunno about FTP though.



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From:         Magnus Wissler - Amiga rules <NDB120@NOV.HB.SE>
Subject:      Re: Virtual Memory on Amiga

> > Don't try using it with the A1200, however, as the CPU inside is a MC68EC020
,
> > ie a version without MMU support (it doesn't even have the MMU wiring
> > necessary). Just being over-cautious :-)
>
> Sorry.  The 68020 has never had a MMU built in.  It used an external
> chip the 68851.
>
> The difference between a normal 68020 & the EC version is that the EC
> has fewer addres lines and hence can address less memory.

I *never* claimed the 68EC020 had a built-in MMU. From what I've heard you
can't even use an MMU (external, FYI :-) with the EC model.

> John Verhoeven (johnv@acix.DIALix.oz.au or johnv@DIALix.oz.au) _--_|\

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From: halightw@thunder.LakeheadU.Ca (Hal Lightwood)
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Subject: Re: 1084 monitor with A1200?
Date: 23 Jan 1993 06:17:47 GMT
Organization: Lakehead University; Thunder Bay, Ont


I imagine that a 1084 monitor on a 1200 would work fine for the OLD screen modes.  But of course it would flicker if you went any larger than 640x200.
Too bad.  I will be in the same boat when I get my 1200.  The monitor could end
up being more than the price of the computer!!!!

	- H A L -

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From:         "Magnus Wissler... Amiga rules..." <NDB120@NOV.HB.SE>
Subject:      Emplant?

To all you users in the U.S:

What is this Emplant thing? It's supposed to emulate just about anything, but
what's really inside? Be happy for some replies, so I can shut up my PC using
friends ;-)

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From:         GADGET <SHALEY@ALBION.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: riscy business

Since C= has a relationship with DEC already through resale of the A3000UX,
I wonder if the OS will be ported over for an ALPHA processor module.  That
would be the most awsome thing (in my opinion) to come along since the A4000
itself.

Comments???

                                        laterdays,
                                        SLH.
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Quoted from <I-AMIGA%93012612292565@RUTVM1.RUTGERS.EDU> by JWONG@UCRVM2.BITNET (Yang):
> Hi there:
> 
>         Could someone tell me if there's any possibility to connect
> the Amiga with the Fax Machines?  I mean, to send Fax by the Amiga?
> 
>         If it is possible, please tell me which programs I need for
> it.
> 
> Thanks.
> 
> Yang  (JWONG@UCRVM2)
> San Jose, Costa Rica

	Yes, you can send faxes using your Amiga.  You can buy a
SupraFax V.32Bis Modem which includes GP-Fax, or you can buy
yourself any other external Fax modem and plug it into the Amiga.
You will then Need either GP-Fax or AFax.  My own opinion is that
GP-Fax is easier to use than AFax.  It has a nice front end and is
very easy to use.  I have been using the GP-Fax Software along with
my Supra for quite some time and am not disapointed with either my
Modem or GP-Fax.

Carlos
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Date:         Sat, 23 Jan 1993 09:25:48 +0100
From:         AUBERT@FRFLU51.BITNET
Subject:      Sound file format

Doug writes:

>    The Amiga sound-file standard is called 8SVX, and the specs are probably
>available on one of the Fish disks, and also in the RKM Devices manual
>(v2.0).

Any number for a FFDisk ?

>    Samples are signed bytes (-128 to 127). The maximum playback rate is
>about 28000 samples/sec for the DMA hardware. He would probably have to
>determine the maximum amplitude (intensity?) over the given time period and
>convert the intensity values into the range -127 to 127. Hopefully your
>friend can figure out the exact relationship between sample values and
>intensity. My guess is it's (supposed to be) proportional to the pressure.

What is the structure of a sample? Amplitude as function of time?
What is the unit of amplitude (before it is reduced from -128 to 127)?
What is the physical meaning of sample values?
If I remember well, accoustic intensity is defined as 20log(p), where log()
is the base 10 logarithm, and p is the pressure. Its unit is dB
(decibel).

>    Several software packages, PD and commercial, will convert raw byte samples
>into 8SVX format.

Any proposition?

>    Why not simulate two microphones and create stereo samples?
>
>    By the way, just what is a 'vortex'?

A 'vortex' is something like a swirl, where fluid spines quickly around
a point. Small vortices near walls or at the border of jet produce a lot
of noise (hear a luncher taking off ...).

Thanks for the answer, Stef.
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From:         SARGEANT@WHITMAN.BITNET
Subject: RE: VXL-30 accelerator

Date: THU, JAN 21, 1993,  1:25 PM
To  : VAX MAIL (I-AMIGA@RUTVM1.BITNET) / INTERNET
From: JEFF-SARGEANT

Subject:  RE:  VXL-30 accelerator

>I'm planning to buy the VXL-30 accelerator, but before I do, I was wonderi
>if there was something else I had to buy to get it to work on my system.
>I have an Amiga 2000HD (A2091 Hard drive controller),2.04 rom (Workbench 2
>Someone told me once a long time ago something about upgrading the A2091
>controller's roms if I get my system accelerated under 2.0. Is that true?
>I want to speed up my system, but don't want any unexpected costs.
>Oh, yeah, and I'm getting the 40MHz VXL30. Any and all help appreciated.
>Direct E-Mail is preferred, but beggers can't be choosers, so just post it
>to I-Amiga if it's easier for you. ;)
>
>Thanks,
>
>        Eric Clemons.
>

You mention buying the VXL30.  Are you intending to purchase the 32-bit
RAM expansion as well?  A recent review of accelerators in Amiga World
indicated that significant performance gains are only realized if you
have the 32-bit expansion RAM.  This, of course, can dramatically
increase the total cost of acceleration.

BTW, while not a VXL30 owner I do have the GVP A530 turbo with 8mb of
32-bit RAM.  According to the latest SYSINFO, I clock in at *11 times*
the speed of a stock A500/600 and *1.5 times* faster than a 3000/25.
While all benchmarks are suspect I cannot begin to tell you about all the
benefits and pleasure derived from having an accelerated Ami!  Good
fortune to you while choosing the best acceleration solution.

Jeff Sargeant
SARGEANT@whitman
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From: jmpierce@whale.st.usm.edu (Jimmy Malcolm Pierce)
Subject: Re: Rumours on 030 AGA machines please ...
Organization: University of Southern Mississippi
Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 19:24:06 GMT

djb@doc.ic.ac.uk (D J Burke) writes:
>
>So, when are the mythical 030 based AGA machines coming out ?
>
>I want one.
>
>(well actually several, but one'll do for now ;)
>

    Wouldn't you prefer the 040 based A4000 AGA machine ? There have been
many discussions of putting AGA into an A3000 { an 030 machine },but
don't look for it any time soon. DJ.
{ The AGA A4000 isn't mythical, its available and has been shipping for
  some time now. Well, for weeks anyway. }

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From:         Daniel Joseph Oak <jonin@NETCOM.COM>
Subject:      Re: New Amiga user needs purchasing help
              with Buckwheat's Hair." at Jan 24, 93 1:28 pm

> Here's a system I'd rcommend.  (Please don't flame this is only an opinion.
> A2000   base system......     price      $700      [All prices are
 approximate.]
> Toaster                       price               (Not sure... mmmm maybe
 $1099]

more like $2000

> Vector board no memory or HD  price      $649
>
> 300 meg HD              probalby around. $420

More like $900

>
> 88 mb removable SCSI          price      $510

Are you reffering to syquest drive? - then yes - plus $100 per cartridge.
for picture storage I would suggest a tape drive. $400 plus $14 per 150mg
cart.


>
> memory for Vector industry standard simms... prices vary .. check memory
 world.
>
> 1084s monitor                            $259  <--- I think haven't even
 looked
>                                                for these in 4 yrs.
>
> Well I hope this helps a little I'm sure it'll be a bit confusing.....
>
> If you have any questions about what I've said just write me direct at
> IN%"landas88@snypotva.bitnet" , and I'll be glad to answer them.
>
> I'm sure many others on the list will have different oppinions on what system
> you'll want to get..
>
> -Nyle
>


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Date:         Thu, 21 Jan 1993 09:38:37 +0100
From:         jorrit@UZ.KULEUVEN.AC.BE
Subject:      RE: Virtual Memory on Amiga

>I know of one product called Gigamem, but I don't know who makes it. I've seen
>that pretty much all the mailorder houses who advertise in AmigaWorld carry it,
>so it should be fairly available (at least in the US). From the review in the
>mag, and from what I know of Amigas, Beemers, and Macs, you should just go
>ahead
>and get some more memory if you really need it, since virtual memory on
>_any_ system is very, very slow. (Well, on home computers anyway.) I also
>don't know how many programs are compatible with it, since there's not really
>much info on it.
>                    Mike Henson
>                    henmd@rhodes.bitnet

Virtual memory is only slow when the swapper starts swapping. Otherwise the
system just runs like usual. GigaMem works pretty well on the A3000. I
don't use it myself but I have seen it run several times. One of the nice
features is that you can disable virtual memory for programs that are not
written correctly. This means that you don't have to throw away your
software. One of the disadvantages of the current version of GigaMem is
that there is no support for the 68040.
With GigaMem you can choose between a swap file or a swap partition.
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From:         BBOWLES <bbowles@IUS.INDIANA.EDU>
Subject:      Re: WB 3.0 with 2.04 rom

          It wont work! :-( I tried it and it gave me an error saying
          "Requires 3.0 Kickstart".  Would have been nice though.
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From:         JVENTOLA@RCNVMS.RCN.MASS.EDU
Subject:      Re: New Amiga user needs purchasing help

Currently the Toaster will NOT work with a 4000.  To get it to work with a
3000, you need the 3000 Tower and a Toaster Cosy. (Unless you want to hack at
the box with a blade.)  So the most common config is a fast 2000.  You want the
fastes machine you can get.  So look in Amiga World etc. for ads for boards/
GVP makes a very fast board and so does Progressive Peripherals, I think.
Also, Quantum make excellent hard drives.

If you look in Amazing Computing you will find various mail order dealers.
Reputations seem to depend on luck--one bad experience can make someone
badmouth an otherwise good company, etc.  I have generally heard good things
about Briwall and Safe Harbor, and I imagine Creative to be reasonably good too
since they are so large.

If you have access to Usenet, there is a comp.sys.amiga.video sig, I think.

I'm sure someone more knowledgeable than I will jump in with better detail.
 Jim Ventola

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Date:         Fri, 22 Jan 1993 12:45:00 EDT
From:         "The Large Guy with Buckwheat's Hair." <LANDAS88@SNYPOTVA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: 1200 Questions!

Stefen,

3. Not really, but you do get neatto software for free.
13. Yes WB 3.0 is shipped with CrossDos.. And the Arexx Library (Apparently
    not the manual addition about AREXX founf in 2.X upgrades.)  Or so I
    think I read.

-Nyle
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Date:         Wed, 20 Jan 1993 08:47:18 -0700
From:         Stephen Vermeulen <SVermeulen@RAGNAROK.CUC.AB.CA>
Subject:      Re: A1000

:I thought a year or so ago a German manufacturer was on the verge of releasing
:a portable amiga but C= complained. Actually, Amiga Format mentioned this in

This happened in Canada too about a half a year ago.  There is someone
in Canada who is gutting A500's (just taking out the motherboards) for
something though...  (our local store recently bought a couple of A500s
without motherboards from one of the distributers).

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Date:         Mon, 25 Jan 1993 13:51:26 +0000
From:         MATTHEW <M.P.Stratfold@OPEN.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re: Info on PowerPCs, Motorola processors, and future speculations

Where does the amiga's future fit with all these new processors.  I understand
that the A4000 accepts interchangeable processor modules - but surely these
need to be in the 680x0 series?

I wonder which way the top end of amiga's will go.  PowerPC technology it
seems will be failry inexpensive for it's power.  I certainly would love
to see a amiga with that power around.  We all know how concered PC users
are when it comes to machine power, 'if it's fast enough who cares that the
opereating system is crap!' - they have their non multi tasking 486 PC's
waiting wasting loads of CPU time between each painful keystroke as they use
it for wordprocessing.  At least with an amiga you could be doing some
solid modeling, unnoticed, in the backgroud.

Anyway how's the amiga going to keep up in the processor power wars?

M.P.Stratfold@open.ac.uk
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From:         Dan Szkola <A02DJS1@NOC.NIU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: DSP??

>Date:          Tue, 26 Jan 1993 10:27:09 MST
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>From:          dleland@NMSU.EDU
>Subject:       Re: DSP??
>To:            Multiple recipients of list I-AMIGA <I-AMIGA%RUTVM1.BitNet@pucc.
 PRINCETON.EDU>

>> Don't
>> scoff because this DSP makes the one the FALCON uses look like a
>> toy.
>
>Just curious, why would I scoff? What's wrong with AT&T DSPs?
>
>
>dleland@nmsu.edu

    Not many people are aware of the ability of AT&T to develop new
    technology. (Although I think I remember reading about this DSP
    a looong time ago.) Alas, to some people AT&T is just a long
    distance company with bad commercials.
    I can't find my info on it anymore, maybe I'll ask on USENET,
    because that's where I heard the specs recently.
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that usually accompanies them.
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From:         "Magnus Wissler... Amiga rules..." <NDB120@NOV.HB.SE>
Subject:      Re: WB 3.0 with 2.04 rom

> From:          AUBERT%FRFLU51.BITNET@SEARN.SUNET.SE

> Hello all,
> A friend of mine just bought an A1200, including WB 3.0. I'm planing to test i
t
> on my A2000, 2.04 ROM, old chip set. It's just for fun, waiting WB 2.1 is
> released in France ...
> I've two questions before starting:
> - does anyone around here try something like that? Is it worth it?
> - As I don't want to polute (sp ?) my HD and the 2.04 WB instaled, I think to
> create a directory named DH0:WB3.0 in which was copied 3.0 stuff. As the first
> lines of the S:Startup-Sequence (2.04 version), I put
> "assign SYS: DH0:WB3.0" then "execute SYS:s/Startup-Sequence". What do
> you think about that?

I don't think it'd do you much good, since about the only differences
between 2.1 and 3.0 is the AGA support... In effect, you would be installing
version 2.1 of the Workbench... :-)

> Stef.

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From:         Arc Wave <arc@JUDY.INDSTATE.EDU>
Subject:      OS 3.0 & Palette

        Anyone else have this problem -?

        After going into the Palette and then you <cancel>, your colors
        become screwed up right?  Mine do.

        We need individual palettes per icon, maybe OS 3.1?

        I am using the McVey icons (great looking) on my A4000, I use
        a small trick to get the colors to work :

-- user-startup --
Palette2_1      (from 2.1 extras disk)
break `status command=Palette2_1`
-- end patch --

Of course incase your colors get screwed up because of some darn program,
just make a script of the above file, and do: execute s:fix_colors

Paul

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