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From: darren@zikzak.apana.org.au (Darren Gower)
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Subject: Re: GVP A530
Date: 25 Jan 1993 00:49:32 +1100
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CAMACHO@ECSUC.CTSTATEU.EDU writes:

>If I run Showconfig from the tools draw... My system shows a
>68030 and MMU... The A530 uses the cheaper 68030, this it has NO MMU..
>why does Showconfig say that my system has one? Also, can GVO replace
>the 68030 with the normal 68030 that has the MMU.... Most Amiga
>programs don't use the MMU... but I would like to get Amax II, and
>I heard that many Mac programs do.


There is no MMU. It's just that Motorola keep all the registers available in the
EC68030 that normally control the MMU *but* there is nothing 'behind' them.
So, even though some less intelligent programs (such as the one you mention)
will report an MMU in the system, an attempt to take advantage of MMU functions
will fail.


As for you second question, the answer is yes, the GVP A530 can be
fitted with a 68030 (as opposed to the EC68030); The cost is about
double that of an EC chip. BTW, as I understand it (and I am no authority
as I don't own AMAX) doesn't the AMAX H/W software take care of some of the
MMU functionality (particularly w.r.t. paging)? This may be way off base ...

regards,
Darren.
> Carlos

regards,
Darren.
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From: darren@zikzak.apana.org.au (Darren Gower)
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Subject: Re: Lattice upgrade (LONG!)
Date: 25 Jan 1993 00:52:25 +1100
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>Ian BRADLEY <CSHD92IB@VAXA.ANGLIA-POLYTECHNIC.AC.UK> writes:

>>Hi,

>>I have lattice C, (SAS C) 5.10, but is it worth #100 to upgrade. The people at
>>hisoft thought so, but then they are probably biased. I know about the
>[...]

Oh, one other thing - it is unlikely that in this case the store is biased,
as they don't sell the upgrades. These must be ordered directly from SAS Inst.

regards,
Darren.
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From: dleland@NMSU.EDU
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Subject: Re: DSP??
Date: 26 Jan 93 17:27:09 GMT
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              93 4:31 pm

> 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
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Subject:      Fred Fish might quit, details follow

From:  Scott Atha
I was wondering, how could I subscribe directly?  FF disks are a
fabulous source of good programs and utilities worth keeping around.

    Thanks,
         Scott
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Date:         Sat, 23 Jan 1993 07:55:10 -0500
From:         Herbert I Brown <hibrown@CS.ALBANY.EDU>
Subject: Re: Maple V student edition

        Date:         Fri, 22 Jan 1993 21:44:07 GMT
        From: Kelvin Leung <abs0@COOS.DARTMOUTH.EDU>
        Subject:      Maple V student edition

        Hi all,

             I have been told that MapleSoft is considering releasing a student
        edition of MapleV for the Amiga.  For those who don't know, MapleV is
        a widely used symbolic-math program.  The problem is that MapleSoft is
        currently _thinking_ about it.  The Amiga really _needs_ this type of
        software.  If you are interested in learning more about MapleV (student
        edition) or interested in getting it for the Amiga when it is released,
        please send e-mail to info@maplesoft.on.ca  and tell them.  The more
        Amiga users express their interests on MapleV student edition, the more
        interested Maplesoft will be... and the more interested MapleSoft is,
        the more good productivity program the Amiga will get...

             So, people, if you are interested, please act and send e-mail to
        info@maplesoft.on.ca!

        Yours Sincerely,
        Kelvin
        e-mail: abs0@coos.dartmouth.edu


Kelvin (and others interested),

Maple V is distributed by Waterloo Maple Software, 160 Columbia Street West,
Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, N2L 3L3.  Their phone number is (519) 747-2373,
fax number (519) 747-5284.  It is not distributed by MapleSoft, although
the e-mail address posted above is correct.  The Marketing Manager is Janet
Cater (jecater@maplesoft.on.ca) and I'm sure she will be happy to respond
to such inquiries.

I am not associated with WMS.  I am only a satisfied customer, having
used Maple V both for instruction and research for the past three years.

Herb

Herb Brown  Math Dept  The Univ at Albany  Albany, NY 12222  (518) 442-4640
Director,                                          hibrown@math.albany.edu
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From: dtalmage@guvax.acc.georgetown.edu
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Subject: Re:      RE: Virtual Memory on Amiga
Date: 27 Jan 93 21:27:36 -0500
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In article <1993Jan24.220739.13118@ra.msstate.edu>, jmpierce@whale.st.usm.edu (Jimmy Malcolm Pierce) writes:
> [snip]
>>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,
>>                    Mike Henson
>>                    henmd@rhodes.bitnet
> 
>   GigaMem requires an MMU, therefor wont work with 68000 machines. I believe
>  a 68020 will work with it. Definitely a 68030 will work. DJ.
> 

That's all very nice and I thank you two for replying.  But what I'm 
after is first-hand reports from people who are actually using VM on 
their Amigas.  I'm looking for anything from "Product <foo> is great.  
I have no complaints." to "Product <foo> thrashes when I run DPaint 
and ProPage together on my 4MB A3000" to "Product <foo> doesn't do 
*anything* its advertising claims, to wit:..."

Thanks again!

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From:         Arc Wave <arc@JUDY.INDSTATE.EDU>
Subject:      one more thing on that palette patch!

Oh, on that patch I forgot to tell you to put a RUN infront of Palette.
i.e.
---
Run Palette2_1
Break `status command=Palette2_1`
---

Sorry.

Paul

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From:         "The Search for Computing Power,
              68060 : the legend live on!" <FRASER50@SNYPOTVA.BITNET>
Subject:      Price listings

            I called different places this week in search of the best
price on a new A1200. and this is the result.

Creative Comupters

  A1200    $569
  A1200HD/40 $799
  A1200HD/85 $999

  A4000 $2549

GoAmiga

    same as above

Manta

    same as above

   A4000 $2600

AmigaMan

  A1200 $599
  A1200 same as CC
  A4000 $2699

Software Hut

  A1200 $599
  A1200HD/85 $895
  A4000
        $2685

There seems to be a bit of a variance in the 1200 pricing and I would have
thought that the A1200HD would be cheaper than it is with the Power U[
program. are 2.5" IDE internal HD that expensive? and would it be cheaper
for me to get a A1200 and then buy a 2.5" IDE and install it? The A4000
has a wide variance from $2549 to close to $2700 and I have heard of figures
close to $3000. is the Power Up deal in effect yet and is this all it will
do or will prices drop a little lower? And what is a good monitor for the
A1200 and has anyone heard any more about those quadsyning monitors??????


      fraser50@snypotva
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Date:         Thu, 28 Jan 1993 10:54:20 CDT
From:         Dan Szkola <A02DJS1@NOC.NIU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: .Z

>Date:          Thu, 28 Jan 1993 10:23:52 CST
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>From:          Michael Hardy 6-93 <hardymic@MAINRT.LUTHER.UNI.EDU>
>Subject:       .Z
>X-To:          I-Amiga List <i-amiga@rutvm1.rutgers.edu>
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 PRINCETON.EDU>

>Is the .Z extension on files another packing method?  If so
>is the unpacker in a typical .../utils/pack directory at
>an ftp station?  I can't seem to find it?
>
>Thanks in advance for any help on the .Z's.  :)
>
>                        -mIke
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>| Michael Hardy                                                          |
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    .Z is the extension for a uuencoded file. You need to find
 a uudecode program. I could probably upload the one from UUCP
 somewhere if you can't find one.
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From:         Fergus o'Hea <F_OHEA@EEVAX1.UCC.IE>
Subject:      Re: WB 3.0 with 2.04 rom

> - As I don't want to pollute (!) 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?

If you just assign SYS: you will run into problems. You should also assign
C: to the C directory of WB3, LIBS: to the libs directory of WB3, and so on
for FONTS:, DEVS:, L:, S:  Also I think you will need to assign ENVARC: to
SYS:Prefs/Env-Archive (sys: meaning the WB3.0 directory). I can't quite
remember if this is all the assigns that WB3 needs, but they should
account for most of them. One way of finding out what assigns you should
include is to boot your friend's 1200 with the NO STARTUP SEQUENCE option
from the boot menu (you know, hold down both mouse buttons after reset..?
Sorry, just in case!). When the CLI comes up, type 'assign' to see what
directories are assigned. Copy these into the start of your startup-sequence,
and you should be in business!

> - does anyone around here try something like that? Is it worth it?

I did try some of the programs from WB3.0 on my 2.0 just for fun (to see
what the preferences colour wheel would come up like on my 4 colour WB!)
and I seem to remember that a few things said 'WB3.0 required'. I don't
know, I didn't try installing all of 3.0, so it might be worth playing
around with.

> Any opinion is wellcome,
> Stef.

        Fergus.

(F_OHEA@EEVAX1.UCC.IE)


Remember:

   "They have Word for Windows, Tetris for Windows, PSpice for Windows...
        all that's missing is An Operating System for Windows!"

                Workbench: The operating system of choice!
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Subject:      Re: PasTex

What are the XPK and XFH packs of PasTex?  Do you know where there is
an FTP site for them?
 Jim Ventola
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From:         Dan Szkola <A02DJS1@NOC.NIU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: DSP??

>Date:          Tue, 26 Jan 1993 20:52:22 EST
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 PRINCETON.EDU>

>I thought that the falcon used the Motorola DSP.  Am I wrong?

I believe you are right it is the m56001 or m58001 or some such
number.
The AT&T one is far better though.
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Subject:      Re: looking for a used Amiga 500

Date sent:  27-JAN-1993 13:17:45
>
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>I am currently looking for a used Amiga 500 (preferably with the clock/ram card
> installed) for my office.  I don't require any other add-ons, but I will consi
>der purchasing a monitor/computer combo.  If interested...reply to this account
> or leave me a message at (203) 774-3260.  Thanx
Peter John Beckley             Bitnet:becklepj@snyplava.bitnet
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 I have just what you are looking for, but I have no monitor, instead I
have an adaptor to hook it up to any size T.V. I have the clock/ram card.
If interested leave message on this account.
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Date:         Fri, 22 Jan 1993 02:47:00 EDT
From:         GADGET <SHALEY@ALBION.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: RocHard HD for the A500

I almost bought a RocHard HD and controller for my amiga 500.  ALMOST.
But, when it came in the dealer spent over a day fiddling with it to try
and configure it... the rom would not configure properly no matter what
positions he put the jumpers in.  Well, since I had waited so long for
this silly thing anyway, I didn't take any chances... I sent the thing back
immediately and ordered my GVP.. I couldn't be happier.

Oh, yeah, also, RocTech's HD controller is IDE (which may be no big deal
to you, but then again maybe it is) It costs about $300 more for the
SCSI controller.

I hope this is what you needed...

                                        laterdays,
                                        SLH.
From: abs0@coos.dartmouth.edu (Kelvin Leung)
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Subject: Re: DSP??
Date: 26 Jan 93 21:45:46 GMT
Organization: Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH

A02DJS1@NOC.NIU.EDU (Dan Szkola) writes:

>    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.

most people who know about Computers wont consider AT&T a mere company
which lousy commercials.  (know about Computers doesn't just imply being
able to insert a floppy and delete files through the trashcan, of course... :)
I bet most people have heard of AT&T Bell Lab.

Yours Sincerely,
Kelvin
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From:         David McGhee <DMCGHEE1@UA1VM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Gadgets & images
              21 Jan 1993 10:43:39 +0000 from <martink@CENTRAL1.LANCASTER.AC.UK>

Just a thought, If you aren't dynamically allocating the memory, your struct
may be getting filled with garbage when you return to the calling function.
The way to avoid this would be to declare the structure as static.

The only other thing I can think of is to make sure the DATA itself and not
just the pointer to it is in chip memory.  I noticed you declared your
pointer in chip memory (which doesn't matter, since only the data has
to be in chip memory).

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From:         AUBERT@FRFLU51.BITNET
Subject:      WB 3.0 with 2.04 rom

Hello all,
A friend of mine just bought an A1200, including WB 3.0. I'm planing to test it
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?

Any opinion is wellcome,
Stef.
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From:         JVENTOLA@RCNVMS.RCN.MASS.EDU
Subject:      Re: Version of PasTeX

Thanks for the info about PasTex.  I will try doubling the name in
the way you suggest; I, too, am connected to a VMS machine.

Do you know where the 5-disk Pastex is to be found?  I gather it
is in wuarchive.wustl.edu but where?

Thanks again.


jventola@ecn.mass.edu
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From:         STST8138@IRUCCVAX.UCC.IE
Subject:      Re: 1200 Questions!

>5) Does it really come with 2mb of 32-bit chip ram?

Yes.

>6) What are the 1200's main expansion ports?

The expansion port from the 500 is gone. Instead ya got the PCMCAI slot
(16-bit). You also got a rather cool 150pin cpu slot connected directly to
the 020.

>7) What can you put in each of these ports? (RAM, math chips etc.)

The PCMCIA, 16-bit fast ram, ethernet adapters, SCSI controllers and god knows
what else.
The CPU slot: Accelerators, maths co-pros, PC emulateors, 32-bit fast ram
(speeds up the 1200 a lot!) etc. You can add up to 4 megs 32-bit fast ram via
the CPU slot, and four megs 16 bit via the PCMCIA slot.

>9) Is it worth it to buy a 2.5 inch drive myself and put it in?

Yup, I did. Your warranty would be gone of course.

>10) Is it a plug and go operation to put a HD in a 1200?

Mine was as it was preformatted and with WB3 installed. If you get a PC drive,
you will have to format it yourself etc. You will need software for this bit.

>11) Will my old programs work with it? (i.e. Imagine 1.0)

Yes, all the OS friendly ones should, about 60% of games/demos will.

>12) How fast is it? (Anyone run SysInfo or AIBB on a 1200?)

According to Sysinfo, 2.2 times faster than the 500/600. I hear it is 4.8 times
faster with some 32-bit fast ram installed, although I can't guarantee this.
Send me some and I will tell you.....

>13) Does the 1200 come with CrossDos and Arexx?

Yup.

>14) Anyone want to buy my old A500/68030/68882/25Mhz/3meg/512chip/WB1.3?
>        (Didn't think so!)

Nope.

Yours,

        Paul

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From:         "Pyrrhos T. Stathis" <pyrrhos@EINSTEIN.ET.TUDELFT.NL>
Subject:      DSP??
              wi

 hullo everybody,

 I would like to know whether anybody knows anything concrete
 conserning future DSP use in Amigas. And if somebody does,
 then please tell us. The horrible thought of buying an Atari
 falcon nearly crossed my mind.

 Thanx for your attention,

  Pyrrhos
  (pyrrhos@einstein.et.tudelft.nl)
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Date: 26 Jan 93 17:05:07 GMT
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Hi again:

Last week I had my Scala working with DCTV normally. When I decide to buy the
workbench 2.1 something wrong happend. My Scala shows the
display of the DCTV in the half on the screen (the first half is black).
Could you help me?

Thanks again.

Luis Jorge Velez Urzua.
a23404@itesocci.gdl.iteso.mx
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Subject:      Re: DSP??

I thought that the falcon used the Motorola DSP.  Am I wrong?
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