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Subject: Re: IDE Cards
Date: 15 Oct 92 22:29:00 GMT
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I'm not sure how much IDE cards for the Amiga run. You should be able to get one
   mail order if you cannot get one locally. I cannot imagine them being more th
   an
$100 US (no idea what this translates to).
                                        -Lloyd-
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Date:         Thu, 8 Oct 1992 19:08:40 EDT
From:         Robert Harnaga <rharnaga@ARISTOTLES.RUTGERS.EDU>
Subject:      Re: A4000

Guys,
  I need advice here.  I have an A500 (packed with 105Mb HD, 4.5ram, and all
the other goodies, except an accelerator) and I want to upgrade.

  I figure I would wait until the A4000 comes out and buy a A3000 (since
prices should drop).  Now, keep in mind that I am poor and can be happy if I
can scrounge up ~$2000.

What should or shouldn't I do?  Advice, options?  Where on the net can I see
adds for used A3000s ?

Thanks!


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Date:         Tue, 6 Oct 1992 21:28:00 PDT
From:         "(Daniel Joseph Oak)" <jonin@NETCOM.COM>
Subject:      Re: High density drives on Amiga (inf0) (really!)
              "I-AMIGA@UBVM.cc.buffalo.edu" at Oct 6, 92 9:17 am

>
> > the 1.77meg internal hd drives that ship with the 4000 and in some 3000's
> > can plug into any amiga with the 2.04 rom set. The rom will detect if i
> > it is the HD or not and act accoringly.  Seems it was some higher up who
> I seem to remember reading in the new Amigaworld (just came yesterday in
> the mail) that the new AA chipset adds support for a regular 2MB (1.44
> in IBM lingo) drive.  If this is true, the 4000 drive is probably NOT a
> dual speed drive and will not work in a 3000 or 2000.  Can someone
> confirm or deny?  I think I remember reading it in Lou Wallace's article
> (I don't have the mag at work right now).
>

I am conferming this you silly!  As I said - I spoke directly with a C=
engineer about this - all you need is the new 2.04 roms.  That is how
they were able to use the drives in the 3000 when they were low on 880k
drives. It is plug in compatible. okay? :)
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Date:         Thu, 8 Oct 1992 16:55:42 UCR
From:         "Victor M. Jimenez" <VJIMENEZ@UCRVM2.BITNET>
Subject:      Panasonic KX-P2180 printer

Dear friends,

     I recently bought a Panasonic KX-P2180 printer for my A3000 16/50.
     This printer is not included in the printer options of the WB 2.04, neithe
r the other options disponible: Epson FX-850, Epson EX-800 (with color option)
and Panasonic KX-P1000 Series (9 pin only).
     We're using it under the EpsonX option, because it is a 9-pin printer.  Bu
t we got problems printing some characters in Spanish (specificaly the 'a', 'i'
, 'o' and 'u' accented).
     Any help should be appreciated.

                                Thanking in advance,

                                Victor M. Jimenez (vjimenez at ucrvm2.bitnet)
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Subject: For Sale:
Date: 16 Oct 92 19:46:00 GMT
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     For Sale:

                Final Copy 1.3
                   Disks and Manuel
                                               $30.00 + shipping


    I am thinking about upgrading to FCII and would like to get rid of my
 current version of FC, rather than let it sit around and collect dust. I am
asking for the cost ofthe upgrade to meplus the shipping to you. It's a really
great word processor and FCII should be even better. Anyone Upgrade yet ?
  Comments on the new FCII?



fraser50@snypotva

 P.S. reply direct to me. Thank You!
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Date:         Tue, 6 Oct 1992 08:50:18 MST
From:         "(Stephen Vermeulen)" <SVermeulen@RAGNAROK.CUC.AB.CA>
Subject:      Re: High density drives on Amiga

:        I know of several people who tried ordering the FB-357a (I think
:that's right) drives from computer shopper.  Those are the ones C= was
:using.  They did NOT get them to work and are relatively adept at
:such things.  I sure it can be done.  Be sure to get this drive though
:as it a dual speed drive.  Due to the limitations of the current chipset
:(Is this also true of the AGA chips? -- or are they doing full speed high
:density?) the drive speed must be halved when read/writing in High density
:as the chip can't handle the data rate otherwise.

So far so good, I installed one from Commodore into my OLD 2000 (4.2
mother board into which I have placed a 1Meg Agnus and an Enhanced Denise,
no other mods though) unplugged my old DF0: and plugged in the new drive
and it worked first time.  It does drop the rotational speed by a factor
of two when a high density floppy is installed, so the actual bitwise
data rate remains the same.  Works like a charm (even with CROSSDOS
allowing for PC file exchange).

Oh yeah I have the 2.04 rom installed to -- this is manditory for HD
floppy support.

:Thus, to even have a
:hope of success you will need a dual speed drive of which the above is one
:(and the one C= uses).  Whether C= had further mods done I can't say-
:though it would explain the troubles of the aforementioned people in using
:the drives from computer shopper.

Apparently, C= may have had some other mods made too, remember that
commodore drives send out some sort of an ID string to the controller
well our hardware guys here say that the dual speed drive sends out a
different ID string depending on the type of floppy that is inserted
(this is probably how trackdisk.device figures out how big the tracks
are).

:
:        ->dave
:

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Subject: Re: Some Information I compiled and sent to misinformed people.
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  Here is that ad for the486 BB in the back of AW:

  !!!!   486-30 Mhz BridgeBoard  !!!!

  Landmark 2.0: 96 Mhz CPU - based on the A2386SX

 Full Board with 3
Megs - $1350  Upgrade for A2386SX - $675

Requires only one slot - Up to 8Megs on Board  add $180 for FPU
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 486-24 Mhz A2286 Accelerator
  Landmark 2.0: 78 Mhz CPU
                                 $635 w/o FPU  $735 w/FPU

  Elite Microcomputers

Comments?

fraser50@snypotva
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>I have an idea, any hardware hackers out there.  I like games a lot, but I also
>like to program and want the speed of say a 3000 or 4000.  How about a board
>that would take over the system and fall it back into standard 68000 w/1.3
>mode.  That way I can sell my 68000 based 1.3 machine and still play all those
>neato beneto games. :)  I know there are rom switchers, but what about a
>processor switcher.  It'd sorta be like the TURBO switch on a IBM PC.  I know
>this sounds silly to slow down a machine, but if you like the old games then
>this is the only solution, short of paying for updates if they even become
>available, that I can see.    Any comments.


I have a 68030 board on my A2000 that allows me to boot with the 68000 for those
games that don't like to scream.

Ed
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Date:         Wed, 7 Oct 1992 01:50:00 EDT
From:         DELANEYD@SNYSYRV1.BITNET
Subject:      RE: A4000

Greetings.


        Well, it's here.  I got the pleasure of sitting down in front a
of a 4000 (unfortunately not my own, but at a dealer's) and playing on it
for an hour or two.  Ham8 is _*IMPRESSIVE*_.  You really can't see any
fringing and the pics look better than still frame NTSC (this is on 24bit
images converted w/ ADP- not pics pre-chosen by C=).  The 256color workbench
looks great and is much faster and snappy than had been impressed on me
by posts I had read.  It is a nice machine- but butt ugly.  Well, it looks
like a cheap clone.  There is a new sleek mouse (not the pregnant one) the
is very curvey and has the right button smaller than the left one (about
2/3 of the front is occupied by the left button, the remaining 1/3 by the right)
The video out is DB23  (why I don't know) but it comes w/ a db15->db23 adapter.
the mouse/joystick port is on the left now.  the lower 3.5" bay is LOW- right
on the base of the unit.  Overall, it gives me the impression of a nice machine
but in the early, slightly rough stage-- it needs some smoothing- both the
3.1OS and the machine.
        I also messed around w/ prowrite 3.3 on it.  It does open in a 256color
screen or WB and will load/display 8bit pictures.  There are very few cosmetic
changes in the PW3.3 but some good improvements to the 'guts' (like print
preview).
        Anyway, all of your dealers should have or soon get the 4000.  Overall,
if you want to upgrade from a 500 or 2000, it might be worth it.  3000 owners
(if we can get the darn chip upgrade, RTG, or some other board) might well
want to sit this one out IMHO.  Anyway, it is a nice machine though.

        ->dave

BTW- when WB2.1 is released a number of the modes (resolution wise) mentioned
above will be available to the ECS machines (ie. the 600X800 mode)

        -->>dave
From: siocafuj@SI.EHU.ES (Jose Angel Calvo Fuentes)
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Subject: IDE Cards
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    A friend of mine has a 70 MB hard disk from his old PC clone. He has also
the IDE controller (AT bus). Can I use this card on my AMIGA 2000? I have not
bridgeboard...

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From:         "Victor M. Jimenez" <VJIMENEZ@UCRVM2.BITNET>
Subject:      Panasonic KX-P2180 printer

Friends,

     I bought a Panasonic KX-P2180 printer, but it isn't included in the WB 2.0
4 printer's drawer.  Neither the Epson FX-850, Epson FX-800 (with color option)
 or Panasonic KX-P1000 Series, which are alternatives, are included.
     Currently I'm running it under the EpsonX printer because it is a 9 pin pr
inter, but I got troubles with some International Caracters (specially accents
over the 'a', 'i' and 'o'.
     Any help would be greatly appreciated.

                                     Thanking in advance,

                                     Victor M. Jimenez
                                     vjimenez at ucrvm2
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Date:         Thu, 8 Oct 1992 23:41:00 EDT
From:         DELANEYD@SNYSYRV1.BITNET
Subject:      RE: Industrial Color Labs in Syr.

>Could someone send me the directions for getting to Industrial Color Labs

        I am assuming you are coming from the university/downtown area of
Syracuse (exit 18 off 81N).  You would get on 81N (at the exit 18 location if
you get on at an exit >18 take 81S) and take 690East which exits off 81 within
a half a mile or so.  You stay on 690E for approximately (very rough estimate)
5 miles. Once you see Bridge st. exit, keep your eyes open because you will be
getting off in the next exit or so.  Get off at the Fayetteville exit (NOT
Dewit). It is route ?5 or 11-- just look for Fayetteville on the exit and you
will be set.  It will dump you going the right direction on the aforementioned
route X.  You stay on this road for apporximately 2 miles.  You will pass a
service merchandise and wegmans on your left along the way.  At the end of the
two miles or so, you will see the road kind of 'V' at a stop light.  V to the
right and you will see ICL right there on the right hand side of the road
just following the 'V'.  It is its own building and is clearly marked.  There
is also a big amiga sign in the window.  You are in for a treat.  They have
a 4000 2 or so 3000s, a 3000T, couple of 500s and a 600 all out.  Little boxes
with several thousand dollar video boards right and left. They also have a lot
of software in stock.  A Great place to go and drool.

        -->>dave


BTW, here is a visual aid for the 'V' section of the directions in case I was
unclear.
               \  /
                \/ICL
        Light-> ||
                ||
                ||<-road you are coming up on.
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test
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From:         Lord Flashheart <KYL113@URIACC.URI.EDU>
Subject:      Re: NEC 3FGX monitor
              16 Oct 1992 01:27:59 GMT from <abs0@COOS.DARTMOUTH.EDU>

     A friend brought something to my attention.  You know how there are
PAL to NTSC video conversion programs for some of the programs out there?
     Can the 3FGx display converted graphics?

                                                      -CARL
                                              KYL113@URIACC.URI.EDU

                                                         :(
                                                        :)
From: LANDAS88@SNYPOTVA.BITNET (The Large Guy with Buckwheat's Hair.)
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Subject: Re: Networking on the Amiga
Date: 13 Oct 92 22:16:00 GMT
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Date sent: 13-OCT-1992

>In article <718838826.130000.STU529655672@WSC.COLORADO.EDU> "An Incarnation of
>Deva Winblood" <STU529655672@WSC.COLORADO.EDU> writes:
>>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.
>>?
>
>The Amiga has TCP/IP, DECNet, and Novell protocols available. Because the
>Amiga multitasks, the Amiga can fully interact on the net, unlike most
>PCs.  In other words, you don't have to put it in "server" mode to have
>it respond to other machines.  You can also run different protocols
>simultaneously.  With the new SANA2 drivers, you can run DECNet and TCP/IP
>on the same ethernet card.
>
>Ethernet and Arcnet cards are currently available.  The Amiga can network
>over anything a SANA2 driver exists for.  However, SANA2 is very new
>(most products using it are in Beta now), so few drivers exist.
>
>An excellent X windows package is available for TCP/IP and DECnet. All the
>X libraries are available, as well as Motif and Open Look.
>
>At the low end, there are some public domain serial port networking
>packages, such as Dnet, that are very popular.  These allow you to do simple
>things like share files on PCs and Unix machines at slow speeds.
>
>Martin
>
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>Networks and Distributed Computing     University of Washington

Martin,
     Could you send some prices and mail-order companies that carry these
products.

Thanks,
Nyle :)

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From: jmpierce@whale.st.usm.edu (Jimmy Malcolm Pierce)
Subject: Re: A4000
Organization: University of Southern Mississippi
Date: Thu, 8 Oct 1992 02:40:48 GMT

In article <CMM.0.88.718483739.toddm@uhunix.uhcc.Hawaii.Edu> Todd Mizomi <TODDM@UHUNIX.BITNET> writes:
>        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.???????????

    Because there is no place to plug them in... However, about a year ago
{ yes i know, different all together different problem } we discussed on
 here about putting 2 megs of chip and agnus in an A500/2000 and several
people said it was impossible. Then DKB went and made MegaChip.
   JimP.

    There is always hope...

-- 
 Jim Pierce Bach. of Sci. in Applied Computer Science
 jmpierce@whale.st.usm.edu  Disclaimer: Standard.
  "Is it the weekend yet ?" me :-)
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From:         DELANEYD@SNYSYRV1.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.

        Hmm.  As I haven't received my nov. amigaworld (they keep on delivering
it later and later each month)- I can't comment on the article.   I have read
though that all chips are 32bit.  However, it seems to be the consensus that
the drive is the halved type.  If the chip is 32bit, it would seem that full
speed operation would be possible as there is twice the bandwidth.  However, the
same logic would seem to suggest that the number of voices and max freq. of
the sound would be doubled as well.  I would think we would hear something of
such an improvement.  We must be missing something here.  Any of you
techies want to jump in and clear this up?

        -->>dave
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Does the Amiga Info mailing list still exist.  If so, could someone please
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I cannot do PAL on the 4FG at all. If I want to do PAL I would have to drag out
my old 1984 monitor. Other than that everything works great. As far as the AA
chip set I believe that I will be able to do everything that will be offered
(except PAL). All of the  new resolutions use scan rates that are within the
range of the 4FG. That was one of the reasons that I choose the 4FG over the
3FGx. The 4FG has a continous scan range, while the 3FGx only works in two
"bands" of ranges.

-Lloyd-
From: LOOMIS@ITHACA.BITNET (Jim Loomis)
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Date: 13 Oct 92 18:13:00 GMT
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Dan,

Does that mean that I do _not_ have to use the CPU BURST command in my
startup-sequence, or merely that setpatch does not enable data burst?

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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