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Date:         Thu, 21 Jan 1993 22:13:09 PST
From:         Daniel Joseph Oak <jonin@NETCOM.COM>
Subject:      re: Amiga dir on hubcap.clemson.edu is gone !
              Pierce" at Jan 21, 93 1:16 pm

>      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 think the question here is not a matter of closing the site, but simply
using common sense security mesures.
simple.  All you do is create incoming directorys and assign an administrator
who is an active participant in the amiga comunity to actually transfer the
files to the proper locations.  If you wish further - simply make it non-read.
now - people can put files there for the community, and it must go through
a screening process to get in an 'active' state.  This is common practice
in most bbs's - so why not here?

They dont have the time to moderate? then ask for vollenteers.  Sheesh. I
would even moderate it if I could.

'nuff said.


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Date:         Tue, 26 Jan 1993 08:38:58 +0100
From:         jorrit@UZ.KULEUVEN.AC.BE
Subject:      Re: C Compilers

>Does anyone have recommendations on GCC or DICE?

GCC is very good (generates magnificent code and is very useful to port
Unix programs) but you need a lot of memory and harddisk space (4 megabyte
memory is about the minimum I think). GCC is actually three compilers in
one: normal Ansi C with many many GNU extensions, a extensive C++ compiler
and an Objective C compiler.

If you're only concerned about portability to other GCC compilers on other
platforms you can use some of the nice extra C features. Here are some
examples:

- A 'long long' type for 64 bit integers.
- You can use constructions like (a > b ? c : d) = 3; which assigns 3 to
  'c' if a > b or 3 to 'd' otherwise.
- A new 'typeof' command to get the type of an identifier. For example:
    int a;
    typeof (a) b;
  This can be very useful in macros (if you want to write a general and safe MAX
  macro for example)
- You can also use {} in expressions, allowing things like:
     a={int b,i; for (b=i=0;i<4;i++) b += i; b}+4;
- And a lot more I don't remember

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Date:         Fri, 22 Jan 1993 10:30:00 CST
From:         Lance Tagliapietra <96720919@UCS.UWPLATT.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Query: Virtual Memory for Amiga

>Date: Wed, 20 Jan 1993 21:10:45 -0500
>From: dtalmage@GUVAX.ACC.GEORGETOWN.EDU
>Subject: Query: Virtual Memory for Amiga
>
>Once upon a time, Valentin Pappella (sp?  Apologies for mangling his
>name) said "An operating system without virtuall memory is an
>operating system without virtue."
>
>I've heard there are a couple of VM products for 680{234}0-based
>Amigas.  If you're using one, I'd like to know about it.  How 'bout
>posting a little review?
>
>David Talmage

You can check out HDMEM for yourself.  It is available on Fish disk 740.

-Lance
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From: jmpierce@whale.st.usm.edu (Jimmy Malcolm Pierce)
Subject: Re: MegAchip
Organization: University of Southern Mississippi
Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1993 00:29:30 GMT

>A friend of mine has just bought a MegAchip to upgrade his Amiga 2000
>to 2 Mb chip ram. The problem is that it doesn't. Someone told him
>that a PD program is needed in order to remap the memory or something
>like that. Anybody knows of such a program that can modify the memory
>adresses and configurations?
>I(He)'d appreciate any help.
>                                      *********************************
>Breno A. Silva - Alunoinf@BRUFSE      * The 4000 reasons are mine >8) *
>                                      *********************************

  Maybe my MegaChip is an older version, but no mention is made of
any PD program to do that. If you follow the instruction sheet { much
improved over earlier megachip instruction sheets } it will come up
with 2 meg chip. Some versions of motherboard require cutting traces
on the motherboard. The instruction sheet that came with mine had a 
phone number for DKB support, or you could write them a letter. DJ.

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Date:         Mon, 25 Jan 1993 16:56:49 EST
From:         Karl Bellve <KBELLVE@UMAB.BITNET>
Subject:      optical disk

I am trying to mount a panasonic 1GB rewritable drive on my A3000T at work and
I am having trouble. The HDtool box is not very usefull. Has any one used a
LF-7010 drive? Can't properly low format maybe due to incoreect information bas
ed from the manual.

any help would a appreciated

Karl Bellve
Graduate student
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Date:         Sun, 24 Jan 1993 17:46:45 GMT
From:         R.D.Gregson@DURHAM.AC.UK
Subject: Re: Commodore HDs for the A500?

Captain *CRASH* -

        I cannot give you any info on the A590, but you mentioned that you
were in search of "the best Hard Drive buy".  I suggest that you take a
gander at the GVP HD8+ Series II.  It slots straight on to the side of your
Amiga A500, in the expansion port.  With DMA (Direct Memory Access) it uses
minimal amounts of time of the processor and can shift 1.17 MBytes of data
per second.  Watch those programs load in!  Up to 8 MBytes of memory and a
286 PC emulator can also be added in to the hard drive with minimal fuss.

        The drive should typically cost you about 349.99 pounds Sterling
with the add-ons costing about 30.00 pounds for 1 MByte of SIMM (Single
In-line Memory Module - that's memory to you and me) and about 250.00 pounds
for the 286 emulator.

        I have had my HD for over a year now, and it has only given me
one problem - the power pack wasn't powerful enough.  Once it was changed
the drive has performed brilliantly ever since.

        Hope that this is of some help.

                Robert       (d0cshn@durham.ac.uk)
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Date:         Wed, 27 Jan 1993 13:17:00 EST
From:         BECKLEPJ@SNYPLAVA.BITNET
Subject:      Re: looking for a used Amiga 500

Date sent:  27-JAN-1993 13:17:00

>From:  IN%"I-AMIGA@UBVM.BITNET"  "Info-Amiga List"  7-JAN-1993 15:00:09.85
>To:    IN%"BECKLEPJ@SNYPLAVA.BITNET"  "PETE BECKLEY"
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>From: Dana Ott <ST403075@BROWNVM.BITNET>
>Subject: looking for a used Amiga 500
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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
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From:         TDEVOEGH@BANRUC60.BITNET
Subject:      Re : A590 Harddisk

Well,

I'm a bit late with it, but I have exams at this moment, so I just read my
mail once a week.

Anyway, I've got an A590, and if anyone 's got questions about it, I'd be glad
to answer them. Just mail me directly at tdevoegh@banruc60 , and please have
patience ...

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From: jmpierce@whale.st.usm.edu (Jimmy Malcolm Pierce)
Subject: Fred Fish might quit, details follow
Organization: Yale CS Mail/News Gateway
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 13:25:50 GMT


    Here is a post to comp.sys.amiga.misc I felt all of you would
be very interested in ! DJ.

=================  the start ==================

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From: fnf@fishpond.uucp (Fred Fish)
Subject: to be or not to be
Organization: Amiga Library Services
Date: Mon, 18 Jan 1993 05:54:30 GMT

Over the last couple of years, I've noticed a trend where fewer and fewer
people are on my direct subscriber list.  This last year has seen a
particularly sharp decrease, from about an average of 75 subscribers
to the current low of 41.  That's right, there are only 41 people or
organizations in the whole world that receive disks directly from me
as of Jan 17, 1993, with about half of them being outside the United
States.

During this last year, the amount of time I have had available to spend
constructing disks, doing accounting, and otherwise managing the library
has also dropped sharply, so that more than ever I depend upon using
outside help for things like presorting the submitted material, creating
prototype disks which I then use for constructing the final disks, and
doing the actual duplication, packaging, and shipping of the disks.
I cannot expect these people to work for nothing, so I have been paying
them reasonable compensation for their time out of the ever dwindling
subscription income.  It has reached the point where sometime in the
next month or two I will make a decision about whether or not to shut
down the library, since if there are insufficient incoming funds to
meet the operating costs as well as pay for an occasional perk like
a trip to an Amiga show once or twice a year, or some new hardware toy,
there is little incentive to continue spending 20-30 hours a month
running it.

If you are in a position to influence a club, computer store, or other
Amiga related organization to maintain a direct subscription for new
disks, and thus help fund continued maintenance of the library, and are
interested in seeing the library continue to grow, I'd urge you to
consider doing what you can to help push the number of direct subscribers
back up to more reasonable levels.  Thanks.

-Fred
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Article 28026 of comp.sys.amiga.misc:
From: CHENRY@cup.portal.com (Hypermedia Concepts Inc)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.misc
Subject: reply - lets all help
Date: Mon, 18 Jan 93 22:10:08 PST
Organization: The Portal System (TM)

Earlier today Fred Fish announced that he may soon stop producing the
Amiga Library disks due to the ever-decreasing base of subscribers and 
people that purchase the disks directly from him.  We at HyperMedia 
Concepts, publishers of the Fred Fish Collection on CD ROM, have offered 
to donate to Fred a significant amount of the cost of producing the disks 
on a monthly basis. We call on any other organization that redistributes 
the Amiga Library disks to join us and take a similar action, or at the 
very least to obtain their disks directly from Fred via subscription. 

When we first contacted Fred regarding his permission to put the library on 
CD ROM we offered him a royalty which he declined. I recently extended
the offer again and Fred again declined.  Fred has never looked on his 
activities as a buisness.  He has never claimed a compilation copyright 
on his library and has given everyone blanket permission to copy the disks 
for any purpose.  In short, he asked nothing of those of us that 
redistribute his work.  Fred now finds for reasons outlined in his posting 
that it is becoming too costly to continue to produce the disks.  We have 
always felt that if we were going to redistribute the Fred Fish disks
it was only right that we obtain the disks directly from Fred.  To that end 
we have always maintained a subscripton to the library.  

As a redistributor of the collection when we read Fred's posting I 
felt it was only right to contact Fred and offer to do what we could 
to help. I would like to extend an invitation to others that redistribute 
the disks (in any form) join us in doing our share in supporting this 
unique resource. By ordering the source disks from Fred Fish directly 
via subscription we will ensure that Fred will have available to him 
the necessary resources to continue his work.  

Since 1987 Fred Fish has worked for the benefit of the entire Amiga 
community. He has become a cultural icon. The loss of his unique service 
would only significantly diminish the community as a whole.  It is our 
belief that we owe it to Fred to help out in whatever way we can.Please 
join us in supporting Fred's efforts.
 
Chris Henry - HyperMedia Concepts, Inc.

Email: CHENRY@PORTAL.COM

=================== the end ===================

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Date:         Thu, 28 Jan 1993 10:31:54 EST
From:         Lion Eyes <KYL113@URIACC.URI.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Opalvision
              28 Jan 1993 09:21:01 -0500 from <CAMACHO@ECSUC.CTSTATEU.EDU>

Just as a side reference to this topic...  I didn't think it was a good idea to
invest in OpalVision just yet, because of a simple rule.  Never buy anything
unless it is available NOW.  When OV promises it will deliver add on modules.
We all know what it's like to wait forever for something promised.
  Well OV may just go out of business before they release the add-ons.  As a
side note, The GVP Impact Vision 24 seems to have similar or comparable
features.
  While IV24 is more money, it has all the stuff promised already on it.  OV
(or I should say Centaur) may just raise the prices on the modules and it may
end up costing more than the IV24.  Just a thought.

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From:         Lance Tagliapietra <96720919@UCS.UWPLATT.EDU>
Subject:      Re: ami-hard, csys-ami list dead again?

>Date: Wed, 20 Jan 1993 17:37:00 GMT
>From: Ian BRADLEY <CSHD92IB@VAXA.ANGLIA-POLYTECHNIC.AC.UK>
>Subject: RE: ami-hard, csys-ami list dead again?
>
>>I haven't gotten any mail from Csys-ami and ami-hard since 14-jan.
>>Did UmaineCS go down again?  I sent a help command to the listserv there
>>(to see if it is still going) and have not received a reply.
>
>I joined the list successfully last week, and got sent all the bumf, but have
>not received any mail either.
>
>Ian

Looks like they are back again.  I just received 10 or so digests from
ami-hard and csys-ami.

-Lance
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Date:         Wed, 27 Jan 1993 12:50:12 -0700
From:         "Tech/Lab Manager In Training: Deva WinbloodDayva Wineblood"
              <ADP_DEVA@WSC.COLORADO.EDU>
Subject:      Need Several Pieces of Information

Well, it saddens me that my keyboard for my A2000 has gone out of
commision.  The RETURN key of all things does not work.

So, I am needing to order a new one... the only one I have seen i
s a $129 from Creative Computers...

I need suggestions on a cheaper route, and a Commodore Service # so that
I can contact them and see how much I can get one from them an/or
repair the old one for.


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Date:         Mon, 25 Jan 1993 16:24:06 EDT
From:         "Breno A. Silva" <ALUNOINF@BRUFSE.BITNET>
Subject:      MegAchip

A friend of mine has just bought a MegAchip to upgrade his Amiga 2000
to 2 Mb chip ram. The problem is that it doesn't. Someone told him
that a PD program is needed in order to remap the memory or something
like that. Anybody knows of such a program that can modify the memory
adresses and configurations?
I(He)'d appreciate any help.
                                      *********************************
Breno A. Silva - Alunoinf@BRUFSE      * The 4000 reasons are mine >8) *
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Date:         Thu, 21 Jan 1993 18:47:00 EST
From:         YDEZTJA@IUP.BITNET
Subject:      RocHard HD for the A500

I need to know if anyone out there owns a RocHard HD controller for the
A500. Please let me know how good it is, how easy it is to install and
configure, and how long the warrantee is. Any other relevant info is welcome!

I have decided to get a Hard Drive for my computer, and the RocHard seems
to be the best deal. An external case, 85Meg HD, power supply, and a meg
of RAM for about $450.

Thanks for the info;

Captain *CRASH*
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Date:         Fri, 22 Jan 1993 10:44:00 EST
From:         "Stefan Estus (*AMIGA*)" <ESTU7735@SNYPLAVA.BITNET>
Subject:      1200 Questions!

Hello,

  There has been alot of questions about the 1200 as of late and most of the
responses have only confused me more. So here a some straight forward questions
that I need answered before I fork over any money for a 1200!

1) Can anyone quote a price for a 1200HD?
2) Can anyone quote a price for a 1960?
3) Does Commodore's powerup deal effect the REAL price of a 1200HD?
4) Is the 1960 the only monitor out there that supports all of the 1200's
   display modes? (Other than the 1950)
5) Does it really come with 2mb of 32-bit chip ram?
6) What are the 1200's main expansion ports?
7) What can you put in each of these ports? (RAM, math chips etc.)
8) Is anyone offering a package deal on a 1200HD with a 1960?
9) Is it worth it to buy a 2.5 inch drive myself and put it in?
10) Is it a plug and go operation to put a HD in a 1200?
11) Will my old programs work with it? (i.e. Imagine 1.0)
12) How fast is it? (Anyone run SysInfo or AIBB on a 1200?)
13) Does the 1200 come with CrossDos and Arexx?
14) Anyone want to buy my old A500/68030/68882/25Mhz/3meg/512chip/WB1.3?
        (Didn't think so!)

Get back to me anyway you choose, but I am sure others would like to see the
responses as much as I do!

Stefan Estus
ESTU7735@SNYPLAVA.BITNET
(I really want a 1200!)
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From: c_feck@informatik.uni-kl.de (Christop Feck)
Subject: RE:1960 specs????
Organization: University of Kaiserslautern, Germany
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1993 20:15:26 GMT

In <I-AMIGA%93012020055846@RUTVM1.RUTGERS.EDU> MIKE <HENMD@RHODES.BITNET> writes:
>   What's the difference between euro72 and super72??

Following modes are allowed in Euro72:
EURO72: Productivity
  640x400 (OSCAN: 680x400), 70Hz non interlace, max depth: 2bit ECS, 8bit AGA
EURO72: Productivity Interlace
  640x800 (OSCAN: 680x800), 70Hz interlace, max depth: 2bit ECS, 8bit AGA

Following modes are allowed in Super72:
SUPER72:Lowres
  400x300 (OSCAN: 448x3??), 72Hz non interlace, max depth: 4bit ECS, 8bit AGA
SUPER72:Lowres Interlace
  400x600 (OSCAN: 448x6??), 72Hz interlace, max depth: 4bit ECS, 8bit AGA
SUPER72:Highres
  800x300 (OSCAN: 896x3??), 72Hz non interlace, max depth: 2bit ECS, 8bit AGA
SUPER72:Highres Interlace
  800x600 (OSCAN: 896x6??), 72Hz interlace, max depth: 2bit ECS, 8bit AGA

This list may be incomplete.

>                                                      And what's
>   the significance of horizontal KHz vs. vertical Hz?? What do they
>   mean as far as resolution? Thanks...
>
>                        Mike Henson
>                        henmd@rhodes.bitnet

The calculation is simple:

KHz = Hz * Lines * 1.1
(not mathematically correct, but quite handy)

Lets say, you want to display 1000 lines. Due to vertical blanks etc, you must
consider ~1100 lines for the monitor to scan. If you now want, for example, a
non interlaced 60 Hz display, you get/need 66KHz. For interlaced display, simply
halve that value.

The horizonal resolution is determined by the pixel clock (computer side) and
video bandwidth (monitor side)

Calculation:

MHz = Hz * Columns * Lines * 1.2
(not mathematically correct, but quite handy)

Again an example: 1000 x 1000 pixel with 50Hz n.i. gives a bandwidth/pixelclock
of 60MHz.

Hopes this helps more than it confuses.
-- 
Christoph
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