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Date:         Tue, 10 Nov 1992 21:23:16 -0900
From:         "Psuedo-Combat Mage" <KSDKW@ALASKA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: AmigaDOS 2.0

> I repeat again don't order   :
> from Grapevine guys.  (In my opinion)  I just talked to the Manager and boy wa
s
> she helpful. NOT!  I mailed out my chip for replacment 24 businesss days ago.
> And first of all it's still on the incoming stack.  Secondly they "Have no 2.X
> Rom chips in stock."  "Can't keep up with the demand."
>
Well, I finally got mine BACK last night.  When I sent it back to Grapevine
(over a month ago) I was told that it takes them about 2-3 weeks to get them re-
stocked (ordered...etc..).  Well, I called them about 3 weeks later, and was
told the same thing and that I would have to wait about another 2-3 weeks.  I
was very angry and threatened to call the Better Business Bureau(sp?).  They
immediatlly were nice and polite (I wonder why).  Well the last time I called
was last week On the 2nd.  They said that mine had not come in yet (sent to
them) and so, logically, was not shipped.  I was, by the way, talking to a man-
ager.  When it FINALLY arrived last night I looked at the postmark.  It was dat-
ed the 2nd.  So, don't listen to what they say (any of them)...they have no idea
what they are doing...either that or they are the laziest bunch of people in the
world.
In my opinion, to ALL of you, avoid them like you would avoid Montgomery Grant.

> Anyways later,
Later,
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Date:         Wed, 11 Nov 1992 21:51:05 -0600
From:         KCH2410@TNTECH.BITNET
Subject:      The 1200 in the USA...

Does anyone know when the 1200 will be available in the US and about how much it
    will cost??  Also, I have a 3.5 inch IDE in my 500.  will I be able to put i
   t
into my 1200 when I get it <sigh>.
Thanks
From: LOOMIS@ITHACA.BITNET (Jim Loomis)
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I'm still somewhat puzzled over the choice of and IDE drive, although I
understand that it may be slightly less expensive.  I wonder how that data
transfer rate stacks up against the SCSI alternatives.

Jim Loomis      LOOMIS@ITHACA.BITNET        607-274-3913
        Director, Telecommunications Facilities
        Roy H. Park School of Communications
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Date:         Fri, 13 Nov 1992 00:05:21 CST
From:         "(Michael Hardy 6-93)" <hardymic@MAINRT.LUTHER.UNI.EDU>

I've again been unable to unpack .dms files...
When it begins unpacking there are a number of lines
displayed with garbage, then, it begins to unpack.
On completion of the unpacking sometimes I get, 'Fatal
Error', other times, 'OK.'  Either way, I'm able to access
nothing that had supposedly been unpacked.

Anyone know what I'm doing wrong, or need to do?
Do you need to do something besides:
    DMS WRITE <FILENAME> TO <DRIVE>   ?

Any help is greatly appreciated....

                      -Mike


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Date:         Mon, 9 Nov 1992 13:59:00 GMT
From:         Share and Enjoy <90071859@VAX1.DCU.IE>
Subject:      Re: A1200 compatability

Apologies all for that last message (@@##$$#"! ^Z key)

try again andrew

Richard,
        the AGA in the A1200 is backwards compatable with the A600
        => to a game written for the 600 they should look the same
        => they should work

        BUT
        - if the game writers make any assumption about locations of things
          in memory and C= have changed them in kickstart / workbench 3
          the the game will fall over
        - the A1200 has a 68020 processor this could cause problems
          if the game writers do things that are legal on an 68000 but
          are privaliged instuructions on the 68020+ processors
          (messing with the system stack is one thing, buts that more
           for workbench )
          in addition i think the 68020 processes the TAS ? instruction
          differently from the 68000

        hope this helps

Andrew Ward     90071859@vax.dcu.ie

P.s.
        feel free to blow holes in, laught at ,ignore tha above
From: AKURCZYN@ITESMVF1.BITNET (Alejandro J. Kurczyn S.)
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Date: 12 Nov 92 18:07:34 GMT
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>I just got HARDWIRED and was extremely impressed (not to mention the drooling
>of my I*M friends).  Can anyone recomend other great demos (not ones that are
>only text scrolling).

Silent's Xpose is in the style of hardwired (look on 130.60.80.80)
SunStone is also a good demo, look above :-)

Where did you found the demo? A guy on the list is having problems with it..

-Alejandro
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Date:         Mon, 2 Nov 1992 10:37:37 -1000
From:         Alex Li <ALEXL@UHUNIX.BITNET>
Subject:      RE: Amiga's in educational setttigs

Hi:

We use a 030 accelerated (50 Mhz) A-2000 Toaster as one of our tools to
produce Interactive Video Disc and video production.
Besides video switching, CG, Toasterpaint and other applications, we also
use the Toaster's LightWave 3D to render animations.  Our unit is called
Health Instructional Resources Unit (HIRU) and is part of the School of
Medicine at University of Hawaii at Manoa.
Recently, we just purchased a AmiLink/VT A/B Roll Editing System for our
A-2000.  There's also a A-2000 Toaster in the Tropical Agriculture Dept.

Aloha!!!

Alex Li
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From:         "R Ambridge (UG3)" <ram@CS.STIR.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re: Cool demos

The Scoopex Mental Hangover demo is well worth a look.

I don't know where you can get it. I bought mine from a PD shop!
(I actually spent some money!)

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From:         Owen <91016@TAYLORU.BITNET>
Subject: Re: C++ for the Amiga

Ed, can you help me?  I asked this before, but noone replied.  I have gcc, but
I can't get it to work right.  I think th main problems are that I don't have
all the right assigns.  What should the be?
                                                        Kevin Shafer
                                                        91016@tayloru
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From:         "(Mike Roche)" <mroche@JUPITER4.CC.MANCOL.EDU>
Subject:      ImageWriter I problems
              Jimenez" at Nov 7, 92 4:07 pm

	Greetings..


	 	I finally decided to make the cable to hook up my old
	ImageWriter I to my Amiga 500...
	(something like 2,3,7,20  to 3,2,7,5   --> pinouts)


	I've tried using both the generic printer driver and the Imagewriter II
	drivers...   Both provide the same results:  Print one whole page, plus
	about 3 inches of the next page with no problem at all, then garbage.
	I'm using 1.3, have serial set to 9600, (tried different buffer
	settings), xon/xoff, 8n1..

	Any ideas as to what I am doing wrong?




	Mike Roche
	mroche@manunix.cc.mancol.edu
	Perpetual Computer Science student..  (graduate? when?)
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From:         "(Ferette L.)" <lferette@IS1.VUB.AC.BE>
Subject:      Re: .Z ???
              at

>
>
> While, I have been around for a while, this type of compression still baffles
> me.  Which program should I use to decompress these files, and where might I
> find it ?  Any and all help is appreciated.
>
>   Tom DeFlavees - The Eternal Graduate Student......at this rate anyway!!!
>
>   td06@ns1.cc.lehigh.edu
>
        This is a compression type that is in use mostly on UN*X machines.
The name of the program you have to use is 'compress'.  The same program
is used both for compression and decompression.  You can find it at
nic .funet.fi (128.214.6.100), in the directory:
        /pub/amiga/utilities/archivers
The name of the file you have to download is: compress-4.1.lha

        Hope this helps,
        Lionel 'Mac Gyver' Ferette
        lferette@ulb.ac.be
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Date:         Fri, 13 Nov 1992 09:13:00 CST
From:         Lance Tagliapietra <96720919@UCS.UWPLATT.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Emplant saga....

>Date: Thu, 12 Nov 1992 20:00:00 EDT
>From: BARNETTJ%SNYSYRV1.BITNET@UBVM.cc.buffalo.edu
>Subject: Emplant saga....
>
>Has anyone heard any new info yet?

They might have a problem with the name now though, as VorTex has just
come out with an Amiga pc emulator board with that name.

-Lance
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From:         Owen <91016@TAYLORU.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: ROM Switching and Hard Disk Formats

My hard drive is formatted with the new ffs and boots fine under 1.3.  Never
had a problem.
                                                        Kevin Shafer
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Date:         Mon, 9 Nov 1992 19:28:00 EDT
From:         "The Large Guy with Buckwheat's Hair." <LANDAS88@SNYPOTVA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: keyboard and mouse

Date sent:

>Also, I have a 2088 bridgeboard with 5 1/4 disk drive and 3 1/2 40 MB hard
>drive.  Since I don't use these, and I have two extra internal disk drives
>left over from my previous A2000, how would I go about moving the HD to the 5
>1/4" bay and installing a second 3 1/2 disk drive into the 3 1/2 bay?  what
>cables would I need to purchase?

From what it sounds you want to move an Amiga 880k disk into the 3 1/2 " drive
bay.  The cabling needed should be inside the machine already.  Simple plug in
the drive cable, and hook up the proper power suply.  Be careful with
orientation of this.  As for the HD to mount a 3 1/2" HD in a 5 1/4" drive bay
you'll need some kind of mounting brackets.  These should be available from
many mail order places.  You'll need to make sure that the HD cable is long
enough.  The kind of cable needed depends solely on the kind of HD you have.
Check the manuals.

Are you going to use the 2088 and HD on the AMIGA side?  IS that why you are
doing this?  It's a great Idea.  Since my 8088 was getting to slow to do much
else and I couldn't afford a new HD for my AMIGA I set up the HD on the 8088
side as an AMIGA only drive.  It was reliable and worked great.

>
>And finally, can anyone suggest a good mail-order place to purchase the
>2.04/2.1 Dos/ROM upgrade from?  I heard a certain company wasn't too hot to
>order from, My uncle
>recommended software hut.   any other recommendations?

All I can say is (In MY opinion) Don't order from Grapevine.  I've been waiting
for my replacement ROM for 4 weeks now.  I waited for 5 weeks for it to come in
on backorder.  It didn't work, I sent it back, and I'm still waiting for 2.0.
This is rediculous.
>
>
>thanks in advance,
>
>Todd K Mizomi
>toddm@uhunix.uhcc.Hawaii.Edu

Hope this helps,
Nyle
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From:         Ras <IQM109@URIACC.URI.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Commercial use of PD

re: Stores selling PD stuff:

You might just have a mix-up in terminology but there's nothing illegal in
the selling of PD software, even when the authors of this software are opposed
to the idea. Perhaps you mean they're selling freeware or shareware for profit?

Rasiel, iqm109@uriacc
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From:         "P. Larkin" <IQM259@URIACC.URI.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Reformatting under 2.0
              9 Nov 1992 23:34:35 EST from <IQM109@URIACC.URI.EDU>

Rasiel:

  I've encountered the same problem with my girlfriends Amiga 2000HD/Pro.
She's running 2.04 w/ a 2.04 formatted FFS drive,  I'm running 2.04 with
a 1.3 formatted FFS drive.  Programs crash left and right on her system
and don't on mine.  She's got the 2091 and I've got a 2090A controller.

  My errors always seem to be 8000 0003 or something in that area.  They
seem to be types of memory errors.  Maybe between the two of us we can
come up with something that will stop it!

  Has anyone else on this list also had the same experiences?
From: QCZUSEA@IUP.BITNET (RABID SPINACH)
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        I have been following the 'discussion' on the portable amigas on both
the ami-hard and I-Amiga lists for some time now, and felt that it is time to
bring the question back into the forfront of the discussion, namely that there
are a LOT of people that would like to have a portable version of their favorite
computer at their disposal.
        After reading some of the adds in "Computer Shopper" and "Byte" I
can't help but feel that a portable version is something that peopke would be
willing to purchase if it were to come standard with these things:

        1: full keyboard (does not HAVE to conform to the exact layout of the
                A1200/4000, but should have the full # of keys)

        2: Ram expansion slot, AND PCMIC slot, to allow users to expand memory,
                while taking advantage of the access to new modems etc avaliable
                in the new format.

        3: Standard Grey scale LCD display, with OPTIONAL color screen.

        4: THE MACHINE MUST KEEP VIDEO OUT PORTS TO ALLOW CONNECTION TO EXTERNAL
                MONITORS!  This will allow the use of the machine's color and
                graphics ability when at the home/office.

        5: 60 - 85 MB harddrive.

        6: 3.5" _High_ Density disk drive.

        7: A battery.....  :)

        I have heard many people say that because of the type (currently CMOS as
opposed to NMOS, what ever that means) and number of chips being used, that
the batery life span (working time between recharging) would not be more than
1-2 hours (some say that this is streaching it I think), but if I can get an
hour's worth of work in a library with my ami doing research, then I would be
extatic!
        Obviously, I am NOT a hardware person, and do not know ALL there is to
know on this subject (see CMOS/NMOS question), but I have been reading the
postings by the C= technicians and the articles and adds in the magazines, the
technology to make the product is just sitting on the shelf to be put to use.
But what is more important, is that the market is there, people WILL spend the
extra cash to get a protable.
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Subject:      ToolsDameion

Has anyone been having problems with ToolsDameion? How about Popup Menu? I'm
getting some strange system crashes about once every other day. These two
programs are my main suspects. Any suggestions? (The crashes are blinking
areas on the screen - pixel level followed by a system guru.)

                                        Thanks
                                        -Lloyd-
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I just got HARDWIRED and was extremely impressed (not to mention the drooling
of my I*M friends).  Can anyone recomend other great demos (not ones that are
only text scrolling).
                                                                Kevin
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Date:         Wed, 11 Nov 1992 23:11:00 CST
From:         Lance Tagliapietra <96720919@UCS.UWPLATT.EDU>
Subject:      Keyboard Chip

Hello,

Does anyone know a place other than Grapevine which stocks the keyboard
controller chip used in the A500?  I think the one Grapevine sent was
bad, and from what I have read here, I don't really want to wait 8 weeks
over $10.

-Lance
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From: ddking@dante.nmsu.edu (Dwight King)
Subject: GVP G-FORCE 030 For Sale!!!!
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For sale : GVP G-FORCE 030 50MHz with 4 Meg RAM.

Never been used still in the shrink wrap wrapper.

Cost: $1450.00 + Shipping

Offer good until 11/20/92
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Date:         Sat, 7 Nov 1992 23:52:35 +0800
From:         SD7047787@NTUVAX.BITNET
Subject:      questions.....

Date sent:  7-NOV-1992 23:28:52

Hi. There are a few questions that puzzle me....
1. Does amiga support virtual memory? since 68010 and above supports virtual
memory, then how do the 68020, 68030 etc. support this VM in amiga?
2. How do the Angus etc. custom chips interface with the 68030 in A3000?
3. I went for an Mac. interview 3 days ago. There are 2 projects that are on
hand. One is to write a complier another is to write a search program. i am
totally not experience in writing interpreter/complier. Could anyone enlighten
me? And are the handlers same in Mac as in amiga?

Lastly, There is this gcc in one of the ftp site, someone mentioned to split
up the 3+Mbyes of stuff for easy download. I would appreciate that. Coz I only
have 1M of disk space to use. And is this gcc object-orentated?

Thanx ....

KB.
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Subject:      Re: questions.....

>
> I know of no 68020 upgrade which comes with an mmu.

I have one, I have an accelerator card of C=, the A2620, with an 68020,
and FPU and MMU (881,851 I think, I'm not sure of the number of the MMU.

To use virtual memory, there should also be a new program, called GigaMem,
I saw it in Koln, I think.

   Regards,

      Aeneas.
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