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From: dsr@lns598.tn.cornell.edu (Daniel S. Riley)
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Subject: Re:      Amiga rumours
Date: 7 Jan 1993 13:22:42 -0500
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Tom Maes <tmaes@VNET3.VUB.AC.BE> writes:
> Here's an interesting file for all those rumour lovers out there...
> I downloaded it this morning from a local BBS.
[...]
> There will be no DSP (Digital Signal Processor) like
> the MOTOROLA 68851 in this AMIGA. Instead of it, there
> will take a new Commodore own Signal Processor part in this
> wonderful machine.
[...]
> The truth of this facts is nearly 100 %.

The 68851 is the PMMU chip for the 68020, not a DSP.  You can probably take
this as indicative of the accuracy of the rest...

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-Dan Riley                          Internet: dsr@lns598.tn.cornell.edu
-Wilson Lab, Cornell University     HEPNET/SPAN: lns598::dsr (44630::dsr)
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Date:         Wed, 6 Jan 1993 13:29:36 TUR
From:         Alp <E63257@TRMETU.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Games and Amiga
              5 Jan 1993 11:11:04 -0500 from <CAMACHO@ECSUC.CTSTATEU.EDU>

      About Street Fighter II;

      They could not use 64 colours with the Objects at that size;
      Or it would be really sloow..
      IMHO SFII is a very good code. Because of the size and colours of
      the objects the blitter could not do better; Or may do slightly better..
      Consider Dhalsim with arms elongated or Sagat jumping with his arm
      left. I think they are also at least 4 planes.. Also double buffered..
      You should not expect better..
      Of course AGA version can be as well as  the coin-ups...

     Alp
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From:         MOOREL@CWU.BITNET
Subject:      C++

I am looking for a C++ compiler (PD/Shareware) for the Amiga. I thought there
was one by the name of GNU C++ but I havn't been able to find it. Does anyone
out there know where I might be able to locate it or another one?
Thanks in advance.

-Lloyd-
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From:         MOOREL@CWU.BITNET
Subject:      Re: C++

Where do I find GCC233? I tried wuarchive.wustl.edu /dev/gcc, I was told that
the directory did not exist. I did find a package named gcc-911215.lzh could
this be something similar with a release date instead of a version number?

-Lloyd-
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Subject: Need help on workstation...
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Date: Mon, 4 Jan 1993 14:21:00 GMT

Hi!
I have some problems on workstation. I know this is not the
appropriate place to ask. But pardon me, I really need the answer fast and I 
dunno
which usenet discussion list should I ask. So would some kind souls
out there please help me:

Problem Encounter: In the company I attached, ppl from different departments
log into the few Sun workstations. They left for urgent meetings etc. quite
oftenly without logging out from the station. This cause inconvience to
others who came at random to use the stations.

Solution Requirement: Is there any daemons/programs that came with Sun that I 
can invoke so that
users idled for a period of time will automatically be logged out? I know that 
this is quite
similar to a screen blanker. But I have no idea how to do/program it because it
is also required that the processes status and application programs eg. CAD
program files etc. called/created by the user are saved before the user is 
logged out
of the workstation.

I am no experience user for workstation. I think it might not be possible to
achieve the requirement. But I need advices. Please reply to my address
as far as possible. All suggestions are welcomed! Thanx a million!!!


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From:         Daniel Roman <roman@TIX.TIMEPLEX.COM>
Subject:      Re: DeepSpace9
              "JAKOBERE%UWSTOUT.BITNET@UBVM.cc.buffalo.edu" at Jan 6, 93 9:11 am

JAKOBERE%UWSTOUT.BITNET@UBVM.cc.buffalo.edu writes:

> Deep Space 9 aired in my area (Minneapolis/StPaul)last night,
> and I was wondering.....Was the Amiga and/or toaster used in any part of
> the production? I've read things that implied the Toaster was used....but
> nothing certain.

Yes, alot of the space station displays are reportedly created with the
Amiga.  Use of the Amiga in DS9 is not as extensive as in Babylon V
where much of the animation of space shots was reportedly done with
Amigas, but the Amiga was used.  Too bad they can't include all the
equipment used in the credits huh?  Probably would make the credits
longer than the show itself.  Hopefully AmigaWorld or some other
magazine will give us more indepth descriptions.

Speaking of sci-fi, it looks like I was right (from the promos at
least), Space Rangers is gonna suck.  Lousy special effects and mindless
violence and sex.  Way to go CBS, I'd be surprised if it lasts beyond
the premier.  Even Flash Gordon was better and it did not last long.  I
probably won't even bother watching it tonight.

--
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Date:         Fri, 8 Jan 1993 22:42:04 -0500
From:         JVENTOLA@RCNVMS.RCN.MASS.EDU
Subject:      uudecode problems

I got the index from the MRC serv of Amiga files.  It came as two
ascii messages with uuecoded stuff.  I think I extracted and joined
the right stuff and ended up with a file called amiga-file-list.zoo
that is 48423 bytes long.  But zoo reports that it has a bad directory.
The directory is 000000 or some such, from what I can tell.  Am I
doing something wrong in creating the .zoo file?

I have only rarely used uudecode.  Thanks

 --Jim Ventola
 jventola@ecn.mass.edu
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Date:         Mon, 11 Jan 1993 09:18:40 PST
From:         EBRUC@CATGSG.DNET.HAC.COM
Subject: RE: Problem with 2 hard drives

I had the same problem with a 42 MB and 50 MB quantum drives. I never solved it.
I now have a 127 MB Quantum.  I have not tried disk to disk copies yet.  I am
don't want to rebuild another partition.  When I copied it locked up and then
when I rebooted I got a corrupt disk or the drive light came on and then the
system would hang.  I then had to boot from a floppy and attempt all sorts of
things to get the disk back.  If I couldn't do that I had to open the case and
disconnect the power to the offending drive and then boot up.  I then had to set
the working drive to boot with a higher priority then the old drive, etc. ad
naseum

Ed
edward@hac2arpa.hac.com
From: dsr@lns598.tn.cornell.edu (Daniel S. Riley)
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Subject: Re: AA Animation Speed
Date: 11 Jan 1993 12:16:03 -0500
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JAKOBERE@UWSTOUT.BITNET writes:
> I have read a few articles, and talked to a number of dealers that claim
> the A1200 and A4000 can play back full frame animations at 30frames per
> second in any mode. Is this true?

I haven't verified these claims myself, but there are couple of things
you should be aware of...

Part of the animation speedup claimed for the new machines is due to the
new double-buffered screen support functions in the 3.0 graphics.library,
so, if you want to verify those claims, you need a 3.0 aware animation
player (and I'm not aware of any that are generally available yet--but
I haven't really been paying attention).

The claimed ~2000 frames/sec (or whatever it is) is the maximum rate for
the 3.0 double-buffered screen routines, and thus represents a theoretical
maximum.  Note that (1) you'll get a lot less if you actually animate
something, instead of just flipping empty screens, and (2) animating faster
than the frame rate is a silly thing to do anyway...

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-Wilson Lab, Cornell University     HEPNET/SPAN: lns598::dsr (44630::dsr)
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From:         Fergus o'Hea <F_OHEA@EEVAX1.UCC.IE>

>No, I meant hardware coding. ROM jumping is a no-no anyways. Hardware
>coding was fine way back in the A1000 days, when no other Amiga models
>existed. I also did a bit of hardware coding way back then. But that
>was 86/87, and nowadays we have multiple Amiga models with different
>processors, different chip sets and different revisions of their
>operating system.

I don't think you read the rest of my message. I said that my code works
fine on 1.x, 2.x, 3.0 etc (see original message if you like). Correct
me if I'm wrong, but they make up all of the Amigas released so far! The
CPU caches in the 1200 didn't cause any problems. Besides, the version of
operating system has nothing to do with it, since I only use four OS calls
to enable/disable the operating system and these are performed according
to the usual methods (openlibrary, etc)

>so just obey to the rules if you possibly can.

I do! The hardware rules that is :-)



        Fergus.         F_OHEA@eevax1.ucc.ie



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           all that's missing is An Operating System for Windows."
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From:         KMANNIST@ETCV01.ELD.FORD.COM
Subject:      Joining discussion

I would like to join the AMIGA discussion.  Please enter me in or provide
me with information as to how I can join or subscribe.
Thanks
-Keith
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Date:         Tue, 12 Jan 1993 13:03:26 +0100
From:         AUBERT@FRFLU51.BITNET
Subject:      Composite output for A1200

Well, I'm nearly sure that there is a PAL video output (in France) on A1200 as
well as A600. I don't know for A4000.
My 2c, Stef.
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From: eeidscw@engvms.unl.edu (strider)
Subject: Re: Mitsubishi Diamond scan monitor aum-1381a to amiga?
Organization: University of Nebraska at Omaha
Date: Tue, 5 Jan 1993 19:28:07 GMT

Daniel Joseph Oak <jonin@NETCOM.COM> writes:


>I dont even have the cable. just the monitor. :( might you have the pinouts
>for that too? :)

The Amiga 500 manual gives the pin-outs for the RGB port, and the 1381A
manual gives the pinouts of the multi-sync port.  If noone posts first
I'll see about sending the data.  I could fairly easily take a picture
from each manual and send them in jpeg format.



>where might those pot's be located? is it internal because it seems like none
>of the external back controls do much besides the color-tint. :(

>the problem I am getting is the picture's top either leans to the left - or the
>entire image is not catching the vertical sync I think. (like this..)
>  _________________
>  \                \                  .             .
>   \                \                    .             .
>   |                 |                      .
>   |                 |                 .         .
>   |                 |                    .          .
>   |_________________|                        .         .
>    This one 'quivers left'             this one just diagonal 'noise'

>Any clues on that?

I'm not sure about the noise problem, but there are a couple pots that
should fix the flagging problem.  There are many pots located on 4
separate circuit boards.  The pots you will want to test are located
just above the external screen position/color/tint knobs; a group of
4 pots at the top of the monitor tube; and one underneath the tube.

The most tricky to adjust pot is the horizontal position control.  With
the screen facing you, the pot can be found on the left side near the bottom
of the tube.  Should be the lower, front, left corner of the case.  There
are 3 pots in the group.  the pot rear-most controls the position.  I had
to use a pair of curved needle nose pliars to turn the pot.  It's a bit
tricky.

The flagging control pots are in a group of 4 pots located at the top
left side of the case.  The rear-most two pots control the over and under
scan.  The forward-most two control flagging.  You will want some kind of
still picture with a straight vertical line to aid with this adjustment.

I continually switched back and forth between RBG and composite modes
to be sure that the settings were optimal.

I don't have time to go into greater detail now.  Let me know if you get
stuck.  If you've never opened a TV before, I'd recommend seeing a repairman.
There is a lot of high voltage in a TV.


>      __o   --- Squidly Diddly Says ---
>     (oO)  "A penny saved is ridiculous"
>     /||\

You may want to take this guys ^ advice and buy a multi-sync cable
rather than save a few pennies inexhange for a lot of time building a 
cable.

Scott Weddel   strider   Apple /// aficionado   eeidscw@engvms.unl.edu
    Sterling Rider       MegaChip A500C= DCTV   UNLincoln Nebraska USA

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Date:         Thu, 7 Jan 1993 14:52:37 EST
From:         Dana Ott <ST403075@BROWNVM.BITNET>
Subject:      looking for a used Amiga 500

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
From: bdraschk@cip.informatik.uni-erlangen.de (Bernd Raschke)
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Subject: Re: Amiga rumours
Date: Thu, 7 Jan 1993 23:16:09 GMT
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Tom Maes <tmaes@VNET3.VUB.AC.BE> writes:

>Here's an interesting file for all those rumour lovers out there...
>I downloaded it this morning from a local BBS.
>Well, it sure looks like the Amiga's future is brighter than ever!

>-----Original message starts here

>TO : ALL CODERS IN THE AMIGA DEMO-/GAMESCENE !!!
          ^^^^^^
[ ... ]

>There will be no DSP (Digital Signal Processor) like
>the MOTOROLA 68851 in this AMIGA. Instead of it, there
[ ... ]
>the High-end chips. But if they use AA Registers, the new
>AMIGA will propably CRASH.
            ^^^^^^^^

>Other facts:- The consumer price of the A4000 will turn under
>             $1200 in 1993!
>            - Kickstart 4.0 is finished!

>The truth of this facts is nearly 100 %.

>Text from SMC of ABYSS
>{written on 30.12.92}

>-----End of Message

>I think especially the A4000 price is good news for all of us!
>Hmm, I'm not sure about my A4000 dreams anymore. Maybe I'll wait
>for the new wonder machine...
>Oh yes, of course this news should be taken with a grain of salt ;-)
A grain? A mid-ranged mine would be a better choice. The MC 68851 is the
MMU for 020 CPUs, not a DSP (that's the 56001). Kick 4.0 is not finished yet,
everybody waits for 3.1 (Network and DSP support. 4.0 will have RTG).
The news systems are at least one year away from being sold.
If you are considering a new computer, buy an A4000/40 or wait some time
and buy an A4000/30 (when it's out)...

Ciao,
	Arty
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From:         "26637::BRZWICKY" <BRZWICKY%26637.decnet@CONSRT.ROCKWELL.COM>
Subject:      Amiga Trek?

A4000:  The Next Generation
A5000:  Deep System 9

|\      / Bill Zwicky                       / What?
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From: cs902125@ariel.yorku.ca (SHUK C YIP)
Subject: Re: Blizzard Board
Organization: York University, Toronto, Canada
Date: Mon, 11 Jan 1993 01:12:34 GMT

In article <01GTCR5WM6XS8Y61W9@grove.iup.edu> YDEZTJA@IUP.BITNET writes:
>Does anyone have thw Blizzard Turbo Memory Board by Preferred Technologies?
>
>If so, how is it? (compatibility, power consumption, speed,etc)
>
>I want to use one in my A500.
>

How is the speed when compares with AdSpeed from ICD?
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From:         "EEDVAX::KMANNIST" <KMANNIST%EEDVAX.decnet@SRLVX0.SRL.FORD.COM>
Subject:      Subscribing or joining

need help joing this AMIGA  discussion.
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From:         "Shacka, When the Walls Fell" <STU524491938@WSC.COLORADO.EDU>
Subject:      Looking for SpreadSheets

Hello all,
  I was wondering if any of you know where I can get a good PD, SW,
  or FW spread sheet.  I need one that will do graphs and the like.
  Any and all advice will be appreciated

Thanks
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From:         AVERHE@BANRUC60.BITNET
Subject:      Pic display routine for devpac wanted.

Hi,

  A friend of mine is still busy on a routine to make a slideshow of
  cindy crawford. The trackloading and crunching works all well, but
  we have a problem with interlaced pictures.
  So if there's anyone out there who has a routine foe devpac, for
  showing interlaced pics, please mail it to me.

     Regards,

         Aeneas.
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From:         BARNETTJ@SNYSYRV1.BITNET
Subject:      Changing Amax Colors with Zap

There was a file on Genie (when I used to belong) which gave instructions
on how to change the AMAX colors via the use of ZAP.  If someone has this
file, could you kindly forward it to me?

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From:         Daniel Roman <roman@TIX.TIMEPLEX.COM>
Subject:      Re: A3000, AGA, 3.0 and beyond
              93 12:21 am

Tom Maes writes:

> Not a bad idea... I think RTG will be one of the best things that ever
> happened to Amiga. Oh yes, here in Europe there's a new GFX board about to
> be released. Its name is Merlin and it's from X-pert, a German firm that
> produced the Visiona and Domino boards (not available in the States yet).
> It promises to bring full 24 bit, some very nice resolutions (about 1Kx1K)
> _and_ a special on-board blitter. The advertisement promises this blitter
> will be 40 times faster than an Amiga with 040 processor. Well, let's wait
> and see (the Merlin board will be released in February). Oh, and I almost
> forgot: the price will be under $500! Considering the track record of
> X-pert, I think this is definitely one to look out for...
>
> More news as soon as I have it.

Yes, keep us informed, if I could get a 24 bit board with a resolution
of 1K x 1K for under $500 I'd buy one right now and not wait for RTG.
Sounds like a blitter on-board would be a good deal with RTG also,
provided the display driver was decent.

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From:         AVERHE@BANRUC60.BITNET
Subject:      Killer Cracker.

Hi,

 I wanted to know if anyone has a new version of Killer Cracker (kc).
 I downloaded it once from a bbs  (kc200.lzh).
 It's a program which finds unix-passwds, I find it very useful ...
 I have v.2, 68000, 030 and 040 version, and the 68000 version of v.7
 If anyone has the 68020/30 version of v.7, or a later version, please
 contact me.

     Regards,

           Aeneas.
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