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From:         "The Large Guy with Buckwheat's Hair." <LANDAS88@SNYPOTVA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Price listings

Ok Leland,
   I think Commodore's slash of prices is great!!!!! Just let me clear that up
but it really has not!!!!! I repeat NOT!!!!!! affected actual retail prices.
That is my complaint that the "Seperate entities" claim they are seeing no
savings from a drop in retail of $1500.  I think Commodore is doing a great
job new machines, new technologies, competetive prices, but I do feel like
I'm being left behind.  Of course it's not Commodore's fault that I don't
have $2500 only $2000 to spare. :>  Sorry, about my recent negativity guys. :>

Hope you'll still talk to me. 8-)

-Nyle
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Date:         Fri, 22 Jan 1993 09:34:15 EST
From:         Eric Clemons <GCCLEMON@ECUVM1.BITNET>
Subject: RE: VXL-30 accelerator

Hi,
    I know I'll need the ram expansion to get the speed increase, but I can't
afford it right now. At least I'll get SOME increase without it. That's what
I like about the VXL, I can't get what I want but I can buy it at a piece at
a time. That and the fact that the VXL has dropped a LOT in price over the
last 2 months. Whatever the facts are - it's too late - ordered it last night.
I did find out that if the A2091 roms are V5.9 or greater, i wouldn't need to
replace them to accelerate my amiga under OS 2.x, in case anyone else was wond-
ering.

-Eric C.

+============+======================+===================================+
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From: dsr@lns598.tn.cornell.edu (Daniel S. Riley)
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Subject: Re:      GVP A530
Date: 22 Jan 1993 08:38:21 -0500
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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?

There is no easy way to tell a 68EC030 from a real 68030--there is no
bit you can test--so the only way to tell is to create a mapping with
the MMU and see if it works.  Most versions of AmigaDOS do not do
this, so they just assume that anything that looks like a '30 has an
MMU.

-- 
-Dan Riley                          Internet: dsr@lns598.tn.cornell.edu
-Wilson Lab, Cornell University     HEPNET/SPAN: lns598::dsr (44630::dsr)
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From:         Chris Arrowood <carrowoo@ST6000.SCT.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Amiga <---> Fax
              93 9:08 am

>
> The best package I've heard of is a hardware/software package by GVP.  It's
> called phone pak, it comes complete with voice mail, answering system call
> screening, call directing, and fax capabilities.  Although I haven't seen it
> yet myself I do intend to get one... It got rave reveiws in the Jan issue (or
> maybe that was Feb) of AmigaWorld.
>
>                                 laterdays,
>                                 SLH.
>
        Hey, that sounds good, but I was wondering if you had any idea of
the price?
                                                        Thanks,
                                                        Chris Arrowood
                                                        carrowoo@st6000.sct.edu
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Date:         Thu, 28 Jan 1993 10:36:33 -0700
From:         STU524491938@WSC.COLORADO.EDU
Subject: Re: Need Several Pieces of Information

Well Deva,
  If you weren't so *ruff* on you equipment things wouldn't break.
  An Amiga is like your dog...Treat it nicely and it'll lick you
  for years (If your in to that kind of thing!).

  _________  ______  __   __  ________  _____       ___    ___   __    __ 3
 /  _  _   |/  ____||  \ |  ||__    __||   _  \    /   | /  __| |  |  |  |
|  | \/ |  |  /     |   \|  |   |  |   |  |/  |   / _  ||  |__  |  |__|  |
|  |    |  | |      |       |   |  |   |     /   / /_| | \__  \ |   __   |
|  |    |  |  \____ |  |\   |   |  |   |  |\  \ /  _   | ___|  ||  |  |  |
|__|    |__|\______||__| \__|   |__|   |__| \__\__| |__||_____/ |__|  |__|
The reason to be crushed by other kids..............

FAZER / Matt Heil
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From: dsr@lns598.tn.cornell.edu (Daniel S. Riley)
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Subject: Re: WB 3.0 with 2.04 rom
Date: 22 Jan 1993 08:34:16 -0500
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jorrit@UZ.KULEUVEN.AC.BE writes:
>Granted, for most of these enhancements you also need the 3.0 ROM but this
>is not the case for some of them (like MultiView, datatypes, monitor files,
>...)

Multiview and datatypes use some new features in v39 BOOPSI, so they
do require a 3.0 ROM.  Booting 3.0 with a 2.04 ROM gives you nothing
new--just a stripped down (because v39 preferences don't work with a
v37 ROM), somewhat unstable (because of the version mismatches) 2.1.
All the new stuff in 3.0 is either in ROM, or depends on new stuff in
ROM.

-- 
-Dan Riley                          Internet: dsr@lns598.tn.cornell.edu
-Wilson Lab, Cornell University     HEPNET/SPAN: lns598::dsr (44630::dsr)
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From:         Lance Tagliapietra <96720919@UCS.UWPLATT.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Version of PasTeX

>Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1993 01:03:40 -0500
>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?

systems/amiga/aminet/text/tex/....

They have all five disks in the PasTeX distribution there.  They are
in DMS (diskmasher) compression format.

>
>Thanks again.
>
>
>jventola@ecn.mass.edu
>English Department  *   Massasoit CC  *   Brockton, MA 02402


-Lance
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From: clare@nynexst.com (Clare Chu)
Subject: Re: Final Copy II Clip Art Question
Organization: Nynex Science and Technology
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 93 20:46:40 GMT

In article <SMTP_IATS_OUT-101.930118104101.448@iats.avlabs.mdc.com> John Fusco <JFUSCO@IATS.AVLABS.MDC.COM> writes:
>I was trying to pull some clip art samples I got from wuarchive into
>a FC II document for an experiment.  I wanted to wrap the text around
>the graphic (like in the ad) and I found that in order to do this, I
>needed a white background.  Well, FC apparently uses lookup location
>zero as its background regardless of what color lookup location zero
>is in the IFF file.
>
>What I found is that lookup location zero in the clip art pictures is
>black.  In order to get my white background, I had to go into ADPro
>and swap color palette registers 1 and 0, and then perform a negative
>on the image.
>
>This worked fine, but there's got to be an easier way.  Any
>suggestions on how to do this without buying more software.
>                              ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  But you already have ADPro, and it has ARexx support, so you
  can write a script to go through all the clip art files and
  change the color registers (I imagine as I don't have ADPro).

  I only have DPaintIII and I have to MANUALLY load each file,
  and click on the palette stuff to change it.  What a drag!

  Anyone know of an easier way???
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From:         "The Large Guy with Buckwheat's Hair." <LANDAS88@SNYPOTVA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Info on PowerPCs, Motorola processors,
              and future speculations.

Ok,
  But if you read my letter carefully I did say it is important to keep informed
on the overall market.  Especially when it relates to Amiga.  I'm sorry if I

offended you, I'm just tired of getting so much Mac info and PC info.  I can

get that dirrectly on campus here from the local Mac and PC touting individuals.
And believe me I do.   But thanks for trying to keep us informed.

-Nyle
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Date:         Wed, 27 Jan 1993 09:08:00 EDT
From:         GADGET <SHALEY@ALBION.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Amiga <---> Fax

The best package I've heard of is a hardware/software package by GVP.  It's
called phone pak, it comes complete with voice mail, answering system call
screening, call directing, and fax capabilities.  Although I haven't seen it
yet myself I do intend to get one... It got rave reveiws in the Jan issue (or
maybe that was Feb) of AmigaWorld.

                                laterdays,
                                SLH.
From: johnv@acix.DIALix.oz.au (John Verhoeven)
Subject: Re: Virtual Memory on Amiga
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Magnus Wissler - Amiga rules (NDB120@NOV.HB.SE) wrote:
> >   GigaMem requires an MMU, therefor wont work with 68000 machines. I believe
> >  a 68020 will work with it. Definitely a 68030 will work. DJ.

> 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.

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From:         "Tech/Lab Manager In Training: Deva WinbloodDayva Wineblood"
              <ADP_DEVA@WSC.COLORADO.EDU>
Subject:      RE: Amiga <---> Fax

Amiga has many FAX modems...

I just bought a SupraFAX modem.


Deva Winblood         ADP_DEVA@WSC.COLORADO.EDU
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From: jmpierce@whale.st.usm.edu (Jimmy Malcolm Pierce)
Subject: Re:      RE: Virtual Memory on Amiga
Organization: University of Southern Mississippi
Date: Sun, 24 Jan 1993 22:07:39 GMT

[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.

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From:         "The Large Guy with Buckwheat's Hair." <LANDAS88@SNYPOTVA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Info on PowerPCs, Motorola processors,
              and future speculations.

Hey all at I-Amiga land.  Maybe we should start posting huge posts about new
AMIGA developments to MAC listservs?  IMHO.  I don't mind some new info now and
then about what is going on in the MAC/PC world, because some of it is relavent
to I-AMIGA users.  But I think this huge post is a bit much.  It sounds like
a lot of MAC touting to me.  I'm tired of hearing Apple this Apple that at a
lower cost.  Then when the stuff comes out there is no lower cost.  Well
enough raving.

AMIGA FOREVER........  Put the power in with all that "ease of use" and I'll
buy it!!!!!!!!!!     If I need someone to hold my hand I'll hire a consultant.

-Nyle

P.S. :> *Evil Amiga Grin*
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From:         BINKY <CSHD92IB@VAXA.ANGLIA-POLYTECHNIC.AC.UK>
Subject:      030...80mb...

I am just about to part with large quantities of cash (Possibily) in return
for an A1200, 68882 card with 4megs of 32bit ram and an 85meg harddrive. Lots
of people I know with A1200's are following the same sort of upgrade path.
The total cost is...
 400 A1200
 400 68882 + 4 megs
 250 85meg HD
----
1050

Now, why don't C= release an A2400?

Ian
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From: jmpierce@whale.st.usm.edu (Jimmy Malcolm Pierce)
Subject: Re:      Re: MegAchip
Organization: University of Southern Mississippi
Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 02:32:50 GMT

>Dan Silva,
>   I know this may sound inane, but I've seen it happen before so please
>don't be offended when I ask:  Does he have more than one meg of ram?
>   The MegaChip board replaces the original agnus chip with an Agnus
>capable of adressing 2 megs of ram as CHIP ram.  The board itself does not
>include (to my knowledge) any ram.  In order for the Megachip to give you
[snip]
>Hope this helps, >Jason Cox

  The MegaChip I have, came with one meg on the MegaChip board. Otherwise
you are correct. DJ.

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From:         Fernando da Silveira Montenegro <silveira@INF.UFRGS.BR>
Subject:      A1200 Anim Speed Question

Hi everyone!
A friend  of mine wants to buy an A1200, but he needs to know:
- how fast can an A1200 play HAM8 and 800x600x256 anims?
- what kind of HDs are available? (I know this was discussed
recently, but I lost a week's worth of messages)
- how can one speed up an A1200 (coproc, 32-bit RAM, ...)

TIA,
Fernando
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Date:         Thu, 28 Jan 1993 12:14:41 UCR
From:         Yang <JWONG@UCRVM2.BITNET>
Subject:      FaxModems

Hi, there:

      Could someone post me a review of the FaxModems availables for the
Amiga 500, please include the price and size of each one (if you know it)



Thanks...

Yang (JWONG@UCRVM2)
San Jose, Costa Rica
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From: jmpierce@whale.st.usm.edu (Jimmy Malcolm Pierce)
Subject: re: Amiga dir on hubcap.clemson.edu is gone !
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Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1993 13:16:51 GMT



  { I hate gopher, I really do ! Our rrn is 'down' ! }

Blaz says:
> Well, very nice you damn pirates out there (wherever you are). Thank you
> for your help very much. I appreciate your 'good' work and 'hope' you
> will continue your work.
 
    I learned a long time ago that you cannot convince certain types
 of people that they are unmitigated jerks ! As was shown by the included 
 text, they felt they were doing okay and hubcap's admin was wrong !
 This is blamming the victim...
 
> And now to you, the readers of I-Amiga. Please, write to the hubcap
> administrator and beg him on your knees to bring up that site again.
> And lets all hope that this was the last site abused by pirates... *sigh*

     Well, I wont because the pirates will just start using it again.
  You just can't educate certain types of jerks. I doubt if they will
  ever get a life or a brain or anything else... On comp.sys.amiga.misc
  a few months ago, software pirates tried to justify their pirating by
  claiming to be poor. I have been living at or below poverty line for
  years and I have never pirated software ! DJ.
 
     I'll drop the subject with this post.
From: DJOHNSON@GEEL.DWT.CSIRO.AU (David Johnson,
              CSIRO Div. Wool Tech.)
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> I'll bite.
> What is DSP?
> Desktop S P?
>
> jventola@ecn.mass.edu
> English Department  *   Massasoit CC  *   Brockton, MA 02402

Digital Signal Processor

It's a microprocessor optimised for realtime signal processing applications,
for example, filtering, companding, speech encryption. I've been using a
TMS320C25 (from Texas Instruments) in an industrial control application.
This is a fixed point DSP (floating point units do exist, e.g. TMS320C40).
The main difference between this DSP and other (conventional) microprocessors
is its highly pipelined architecture. While it processes one instruction,
it is simultaneously getting the data for the next instruction, decoding
the one after that, and fetching the one after that again. Phew! There is
also a bit of parallelisation, so that each instruction can do multiple
things: e.g. add data to accumulator, increment an address pointer and
alter a pointer register all at once. The upshot of all this is that the chip
completes processing most instructions at the rate of one _every_ clock cycle.
At 40MHz (the one I'm using), this is one instruction every 100ns. There is,
however, a catch: conditional branches force the pipeline to be flushed, and
the instruction set is not as general purpose as you might expect in something
like a 68000.

hope this clears thing up

dave
djohnson@geel.dwt.csiro.au
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Date: 26 Jan 93 16:57:07 GMT
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Hello there:

I'm about to get my new A1200. But what programs work?. I known only the new
programs use all the resolutions of AGA chips. But, what programs of 1.3 and
2.04 work well on a 1200? This is because I don't want to have nothing but
the package when my computer is new.

Thanks.

Luis Jorge Velez Urzua.
a23404@itesocci.gd.iteso.mx
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>>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?
>>
>
>    .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.


BZZZZTTT!!!  Ooh, good guess, but a wrong one!  Better luck next time -
Johnny, tell him what he would have won.....

Actually, .Z is the extension for "compress," a compression program that
originated (I think) on UNIX machines.  Anyway, you need to find
compress somewhere.  To unpack files, you must either use "uncompress"
if it comes with compress, or "compress -d" (depending on the exact
implementation).

Or maybe I'm wrong, too.

Cliff
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From:         jorrit@UZ.KULEUVEN.AC.BE
Subject:      Re: WB 3.0 with 2.04 rom

>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.
>

That's not true, there are many little enhancements all over the place that
have nothing to do with AGA:
  - New caching file system
  - New datatype system
  - New MultiView (like AmigaGuide) makes use of this system
  - More efficient console handler (only uses the bitplanes it needes even
    if the screen has more bitplanes)
  - Support for double buffering in Intuition
  - Support for gadget help (pressing help while positioning your mousepointer
    over a gadget)
  - Support for interleaved screens for more efficiency
  - New SAD debugging system replaces RomWack. Support for remote debugging
  - New memory pool library functions in Exec
  - More and better monitor files
  - Better support in Intuition for monitors (some new library functions)
  - And a lot more I don't remember

Granted, for most of these enhancements you also need the 3.0 ROM but this
is not the case for some of them (like MultiView, datatypes, monitor files,
...)

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From:         STST8138@IRUCCVAX.UCC.IE
Subject:      Distorted audio o/p on a 1200

Dear All,

        I purchased a 1200 some time ago and everything was going fine until I
brought it down to my friends house. We plugged it in to his telly via the
modular o/p and got fairly horrible audio. We then took the audio from the left
and right phono sockets to his stereo. It also sounded terrible all distorted
even on low volume. Needless to say his Amiga sounded fine. I seem to remember
postings a while back on this problem, but can't remember what conclusion every
-one came to. It works fine on my monitor funnily enough. Also there is one more
   slight problem, I got a hard disk the other day so now I have no warranty!

        So, any reminders on the general concensus of a month or so ago would be
   gratefully appreciated.

        Paul.

STST8138@IRUCCVAX.UCC.IE
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