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From: rghester@eos.ncsu.edu (Rodney Hester)
Subject: Re: DICE
Organization: North Carolina State University, Project Eos
Date: Thu, 8 Oct 1992 21:44:54 GMT

In article <9210081525.AA05292@lns598.TN.CORNELL.EDU> "Daniel S. Riley" <dsr@LNS598.TN.CORNELL.EDU> writes:
>AUBERT@FRFLU51.bitnet writes:
>>  - 1.3 and 2.04 include files, and related libraries (amiga.o,c.o,...)
>
>I believe the registered version of DICE now comes with the 2.04 include
>files.  You can write 1.3 programs with the 2.04 includes, as long as you
>don't use any new 2.04 features, so you probably don't need both sets of
>includes.

It does.

>>  - 68000 or 68030 generated codes.
>
>Yes for SAS, I believe yes for DICE.

DICE can generate 68000, 68020, or 68030 code, with or without 68881/2 support.
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From: LOOMIS@ITHACA.BITNET (Jim Loomis)
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Subject: Re: Zen and the art of internet
Date: 7 Oct 92 16:45:00 GMT
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Thanks Carlos.  I never did get around to checking.

Jim Loomis      LOOMIS@ITHACA.BITNET        607-274-3913
        Director, Telecommunications Facilities
        Roy H. Park School of Communications
        Ithaca College, Ithaca, NY 14850-7256 USA
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From:         AKURCZYN@ITESMVF1.BITNET
Subject:      Re: Zen and the art of internet

>>         Does anyone know of a ascii version of this file or a way to
>>convert it to ascii?

Search for [Zz]en.txt in archie.

>
>
>>fraser50@snypotva
>
>I haven't tried it yet, but I *think* you might be able to read it with
>PageStream.
>
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Date:         Thu, 8 Oct 1992 13:01:00 EDT
From:         "The Large Guy with Buckwheat's Hair." <LANDAS88@SNYPOTVA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: novice user ?

Date sent:

>Nyle,
>
>        Are those separate, stand-alone 386 & 486 boards?  I was under the
>impression that they were accelerators meant to attach to AT bridgeboards
>and the like.  I could well be wrong but if it is the add that I saw, it
>appears to be the case.  Also, I don't think that the zorroII bus speed
>is that much different from the ISA bus speed (Most pc clones are ISA)--
>in fact, I think that the zorro is slightly faster.  Anyone?
>
>        ->dave


Dave,
   In the back of AmigaWorld oct issue in the classfieds there is an
advertisment for a 486 accelrator for use with the A2286, and along with that
they also sell a stand alone board.  As for the stand alone 386 I had heard a
rumor that Commodore will be releasing a 386DX version of the 386sx board.  I'm
not sure on that one, andyone hear anything.  Also, I wasn't sure that the bus
was faster or slower, but I do know running the CGA color emulation through the
AMIGA side is about 2/3 as slow as runnning a monitor off a card on the PC side
of the BUS.  :)

-Nyle
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From:         Byron Weiss <CSWEISS@ECUVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Seeking a video toaster program
              15 Oct 1992 15:18:53 EST from <bbowles@IUS.INDIANA.EDU>

Why not just make your 3d object in lightwave, then make it's surface
the picture?  That's what I do.  This is what you want right?

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Date:         Fri, 9 Oct 1992 16:42:13 EST
From:         GBER000 <GBER@SLUMUS.BITNET>
Subject:      Speakers

I have just traded up from the 1084s monitor to the Panasync C1381i
and the flicker fixer. The image is better but my speakers are gone.
I am running a laserdisk player through the Amiga and would like to
hear some recommendations for a simple speaker replacement solution.
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Date:         Fri, 9 Oct 1992 17:21:00 EDT
From:         DELANEYD@SNYSYRV1.BITNET
Subject:      Re: upgrade: Final Copy to FC II

The new prowrite has page preview.  It worked just great when I was messing
around with it.   Also, the new version supports compugraphic fonts directly.

        ->dave
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Date:         Fri, 9 Oct 1992 14:39:00 EDT
From:         BARNETTJ@SNYSYRV1.BITNET
Subject:      Assorted questions

1) What is the status with emplant?
2) Is there a way to take the keyboard of an Amiga 500 and make it detatchable
   such that there is more space to work with on a desk?
3) What palatte settings are people using to minimize flicker on
   their RGBI monitors on an Amiga 500 without flicker fixer?
4) Is there an equivalent to Aldus Persuasions for the Amiga 500?
5) Silly but....Has anyone found a less clutersome way of setting up their
   Amiga 500 with their external disk drive(s)/Harddrive and the
   rats nest of wires which exude from its case than pieces all over the
   desk?
From: JFUSCO@IATS.AVLABS.MDC.COM (John Fusco)
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Subject: FAX Modems
Date: 15 Oct 92 23:28:56 GMT
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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.

* What brand of modem do you own, or would you recommend?

* Did the modem come with FAX software that runs on the Amiga?  If
so, what do you think of it?  How much have you used it?

* How is the FAX configured and how compatable is it with word
processing programs?  Can I send more than plain ASCII with the
software that comes with it?  (I am currently using Final Copy II)

* Does external or internal installation make any difference
(besides the price)?

Thanks in advance.
John Fusco - Senior Engineer, Electronics
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Date:         Fri, 16 Oct 1992 09:26:55 -0400
From:         "Daniel S. Riley" <dsr@LNS598.TN.CORNELL.EDU>
Subject:      Re: drives clicking?

yurick@VAXR.LLNL.GOV writes:
>Some drives are very resistant to "anti-clickers".  I have a set of extremely
>resistant drives.  I've tried several such programs, to no avail.  Other people
>have been luck enough to kill the dreaded click on the first try.  Argggghhhh!
>Starclick didn't do anything for me.  I haven't tried NickPrefs, however.  If
>your drive still clicks after running one of these programs (or several of
>these programs in my case), it's probably not the program's fault.

Under 2.0, there's a standard bit in the trackdisk.device unit that stops
the click, so *all* 2.0 compatible "anti-clickers" should be doing the
exact same thing (and they should be real small--setting one bit in the
trackdisk structure is not a big deal).  1.3 and before is an entirely
different story, but I won't go into that.

However, some older drives cannot be set not click.  If you have one of
these drives, that don't quiet down (or even get noisier) when you noclick
'em, give it up--trying to noclick one of these drives can actually
damage the drive mechanism!  This is why noclick is not the system default.

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Date: 15 Oct 92 15:10:22 GMT
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From:         Wim=Lockefeer%BIB%LW@CC3.KULEUVEN.AC.BE
Subject:      mirrors

Now that the academic year is up and running again, it's become quite hard for
anonymous ftp-ers to get into the well-known wuarchive.wustl.edu.  Things get
even harder when you are not authorized to ftp (like me) and have to rely on
the -otherwise excellent- services of ftpmail@decwrl.dec.com (or something
like that) : you send them a mail, only to discover three days later (due to
enormous traffic) that at the moment when the server got in to wuarchive in
your name, no more anonymous ftp-ers were allowed.  Eth ned, so to speak.

A friend of mine told me the other day that, in order to solve this problem,
there are what he called "mirrors" of wuarchive around the world, that don't
get that much response, and therefore are easier to get into.  And now for the
big question : can somebody tell me what these "mirrors" do exactly, and also
suggest some mail-addresses where they can be reached ?

Thanks !!!


Wimboy


Sorry for my bad English : I could also write in Dutch, but I'm not sure
whether you would understand.  So.... ;-)
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Date:         Wed, 7 Oct 1992 10:13:58 CDT
From:         "(Richard W. Jamison)" <rwj@ENGR.LATECH.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Good news

The NeXT has always boasted FAST processors (low end was '030.  Now it's '040)
and way cool video...  And the target market has always been the market
Commodore should have been targeting all along:  Higher Ed and Fortune 500
workstation users.  The NeXT has always been marketed as a workstation.
Commodore could learn a lesson or two from Mr. Jobs.  I hope the recent
re-shuffle at Commodore continues to have a positive affect on their
marketing strategy.  Hardware has always been good.  OS is getting better.
Marketing has been their weakest link.  But I actually saw a C= Amiga ad on
the viddy a week ago, so maybe there is hope!

Bill
rwj@engr.latech.edu
From: rharnaga@ARISTOTLES.RUTGERS.EDU (Robert Harnaga)
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Date: 14 Oct 92 19:56:37 GMT
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What do you use the MMU with?  How does it help you?
I ask this b/c I am looking at accelerators for the A500 and I find I can get
them either with or without a MMU.

I also read a review in some amiga magazine and it said that a MMU is
unnecessary on the A500 (?)

Opinions?


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From: bbowles@IUS.INDIANA.EDU (BBOWLES)
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Subject: Re: Seeking a video toaster program
Date: 15 Oct 92 20:18:53 GMT
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>Ok,
>
>        A friend of mine has a question hw wants to know where to
> find a program for the Video Toaster that converts a 2D
> paint image IFF to a 3D Toaster/Lightwave object format. He
> would appreciate any information on that... The information
> can be sent to me and I'll refer it on.


Well, when I first read this I thought that someones "elevator dosn't
go all the way to the top." I couldn't see how any program could take
a 2D picture and make a 3D object out of it.  I started asking around
just out of curiosity(sp?), and to my amazement I found that such
programs exist!  I was not able to find out about one for the Toaster
but there are some programs for the I*M (Very costly programs!) that
will do this.  If I find out any more I will let you know.

                                                 Brian Bowles
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Date: 14 Oct 92 02:19:00 GMT
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I have an amiga500 with a CSA-MMR 30 MHZ with SRAM and DRAM.  Could you
be more specific on exactly what the CPU command should be set as?
Thanks
-J Barnett
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From:         Jim Loomis <LOOMIS@ITHACA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: A4000

Sheesh Dave, I just checked my road atlas.  Didn't realize how far Potsdam is
from AKADIA (Any Known Amiga Dealers In America).

Kyle, let your fingers do the walking man.  Maybe a dealer in Montreal?

-JL
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Date:         Tue, 13 Oct 1992 18:32:33 UCR
From:         "Victor M. Jimenez" <VJIMENEZ@UCRVM2.BITNET>
Subject:      20MB HD for the A500

Sorry, something got wrong with my previous mail.  Here it goes again...

Hi friends,

     A friend of mine asks me to post this for him.  He's not subscribed to thi
s list, so you can contact him directly, or simply respond to the list, and I'l
l pass it to him.
     He had a Western Digital 20MB HD (model WD93 028-X A) connected to his A50
9 Commodore interface.  According to the information, it was connected to the X
T port of the interface, but the normal conector for an XT has 36 pins, and thi
s one has 40.  That's because he suspects it's an AT conector, and the output w
ould be an 'ide' type (not sure).
    Can this be possible?
     He uses his interface to conect  a 50MB HD, so also he wants to ask what k
ind of interface can he buy to conect his 20MB HD to another A500 he owns.  Acc
ording to the information above, what kind of interface must he buy?
                      Thanking in advance,

                      Victor M. Jimenez

P.S.  My friend's e-mail is eguevara at ucrvm2.bitnet (Dr. Eric Guevara).
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From:         LH@SELDC52.BITNET
Subject:      Re: broken 68000 = guru ???

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???

Sorry, broken is perhaps wrong word here, mal-function (sp?) is
that the right word ? I mean if something is wrong so it only works
99.9% of what it should ? So I always get the 0.01% and gets a guru
because of that ?
As I said, I've only heard it as a rumour, and was hopeing (sp?)
that it could be the reason to all my gurus....

>>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.
But if it only works to 99.9% ? :-)
....

>Frank

Lars
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From:         "An Incarnation of Deva Winblood" <STU529655672@WSC.COLORADO.EDU>
Subject:      Networking on the Amiga

Does anyone have any tech information to compare how Amiga handles
Networking? How do Amigas compare to Macintosh in this aspect?
What kind of cards do we have? How do we Amigas handle TCP/IP, DECNet, etc.
?

Any information would be greatly appreciated... I am getting the information
out to people at the college I am currently attending in order to give
information about Amiga to people who normally bash it without knowing what
they are talking about...

I will send the document I have written so far to this listserv...
It is rather long... but it has gotten positive remarks from both
MAC and I Breed Moron enthusiasts that I have
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From:         Owen <91016@TAYLORU.BITNET>
Subject:      memory defragmenter

I am looking for a memory defragmenter for 2.1.  Any suggestions?
                                                        Kevin Shafer
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Date:         Tue, 13 Oct 1992 16:46:00 EDT
From:         DELANEYD@SNYSYRV1.BITNET
Subject:      Re: Some Information I compiled and sent to misinformed people.

Actually, all 3000s come with at least 50MB HDs.  The older ones came with
40s.  Additionally, your speed comparisons b/t the motorola chips and intel
are shakey at best.  While the motorola 68XXX series tend to be better designed
as well as having a much superior low end (68000) the difference is not as great
as you state.  Yes, when you are running an animation, the 500 based on the
68000 may go faster than a 386 based machine BUT when you compare spreadsheet
or database (virtually any non video intensive task) applications, the 68000
will almost always lose out.  It is actually more comparable to a 386sx which
has a 16bit memory bus like the 68000s.  The full 386 has a 32bit memory bus
and obviously using 32bit wide memory.  Also, while 030s are nice chips, they
don't come in superior to 486s.  Most ratings I have seen put them between a
386 and 486 for speed.  The real competitor for the 486 is the 040 which
can be compared (note these by nature are somewhat abstract and inexact) as
follows 50Mhz 486 = 25Mhz 040.  This does show the superior design and larger
buffer of the 040.  Still, as I mentioned- comparing speeds of chips is very
dependent on the taks performed and numerous other factors.  It becomes even
more inexact as chips are compared from different families rather than within
the same family where OS and application can be held constant.

        ->dave
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From:         Todd Mizomi <TODDM@UHUNIX.BITNET>
Subject:      RE: A4000

        Are we Amiga 2000 owners going to be able to upgrade?  If so, how?  I
remember reading in one long post that the chipset would not be available to
500/2000 owners.???????????
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Date:         Thu, 8 Oct 1992 17:04:00 EDT
From:         DELANEYD@SNYSYRV1.BITNET
Subject:      Re: A4000

Jim,

>Industrial Color Lab, Liverpool, NY to find a dealer,
                       ^^^^^^^^^

        Actually, the Industrial Color Lab that is the computer store is
in Fayetteville (suberb of Syracuse).  There might be a Liverpool branch
but it would be a photo store not a comuter dealer.

        -->>dave
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From:         GADGET <SHALEY@ALBION.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: High density drives on Amiga (inf0)

Dave,

Although I remember reading that the Paula chip had no major changes,
I also remember reading (this was just yesterday in the Nov AW) that all of
the new custom chips had an increased bandwidth to 32 bits.  Now, I'm not
sure, but would that not make it possible to run a HD floppy drive at full
speed?  Let me know what you think.

                                laterdays,
                                SLH.
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Date:         Fri, 9 Oct 1992 17:16:00 EDT
From:         DELANEYD@SNYSYRV1.BITNET
Subject:      RE: Amiga 4000 coming...

Paul,

        Adpro will do it.  When playing on my dealer's 4000, I used it to
convert some 24bit pics.  Worked great.

        ->dave
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Subject: Re: GVP A500 HD
Date: 14 Oct 92 21:07:00 GMT
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What about the ram you had in the drive prior to the upgrade?  Can it still be
used in the unit?
                                                        Kevin Shafer
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