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From: LANDAS88@SNYPOTVA.BITNET (The Large Guy with Buckwheat's Hair.)
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Subject: DF2: as DF0:
Date: 13 Oct 92 22:37:00 GMT
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Blaz,
   There is a company that sells a board that allows you to switch DF2: for
DF0:. It retailed for around $40 the last I checked.  Also, the reason why DF2:
can be set up as DF1: is because DF2: is the name it is given in the Mountlist.
This list keeps the names and information on all drives in the system.
Icluding RAD: drives.  There is a sample example of a RAD disk in it in case
you are interested.  I haven't heard of any way to simply place the drive DF2:
in the mountlist as DF0:.  This is probably due to the fact that there is
special hardware which tells the machine to boot from DF0: initially and then
search for a HD.

Well maybe,
Nyle :)

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Date:         Tue, 6 Oct 1992 14:08:46 LCL
From:         "(Matthew Mattingly)" <Matthewm@MIT.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Pinball

Is this aversion to beards a Brit thing? I actually shaved mine off
after reading "Lucky Jim" in which a very distasteful character had an
even more distasteful beard...MM
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Date:         Wed, 14 Oct 1992 08:13:17 EDT
From:         Lord Flashheart <KYL113@URIACC.URI.EDU>
Subject:      NEC 3FGX monitor

     I'm taking advantage of Commodore's $1500 A3000, and I was looking
into the NEC 3FGX multisync monitor for it.  I was wondering if there
were any compatibility problems or any advice.
     I'm planning on selling my A2000 for the bucks to buy the 3FGX.  If you
have ever seen this monitor, nice, nice, nice.

                                                      -CARL
                                              KYL113@URIACC.URI.EDU

                                                         :(
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Date:         Wed, 7 Oct 1992 16:27:28 +0100
From:         Rick Tait <R.Tait@BNR.CO.UK>
Subject:      Amigas & Tape Drives

Hi,

I have ftp'd a few files from the Net onto my Sparc IPX at work. Unfortunately,
some of these files are over a meg long - compressed. For smaller stuff, I have
simply put the files onto a PC formatted disk which I had mounted as /pcfs.
Since the Amiga can only handle 720k PC disks - I cannot use HD. My problem is
thus: How do I get _large_ files from my Sparc to my Amiga without resorting
to connecting it to the network? (ie Ethernet cards/RS-232 etc).

One thought which struck me last night is this. I have a GVP HC-8 SCSI card
and HD. Since I have an external SCSI port, could I directly fit my Sparc tape
drive into that port and restore from tape the large files onto my Amiga?
If the actual connection is OK, what about devices? Handlers? Software? I have
2.04 and I recall seeing a command like "magtape" hanging around somewhere -
will this work?

So in short - any method of getting large (1MB+) files onto my Amiga is
*greatly* appreciated (and wanted).

---
Rick M. Tait   Networking Software Engineer, Bell Northern Research (Europe)
NMBase         Internet: rickt@bnr.co.uk | ricktait@bnr.ca | R.Tait@bnr.co.uk
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From: crystal@glia.biostr.washington.edu (Crystal)
Subject: Re: Zen and the art of internet
Organization: University of Washington
Date: Wed, 7 Oct 1992 02:42:02 GMT

In <overlord.0bnj@megalith.miami.fl.us> overlord@megalith.miami.fl.us (Carlos Amezaga [POSTMASTER]) writes:

>Quoted from <...unknown> by         Jim Loomis <LOOMIS@ITHACA.BITNET>:
>> Lance, are you certain?  I think I saw an ASCII version on GEnie.  I'll check
>> this evening ATA.
>> 
>> -Jim Loomis

>	Yes, there is an ASCII Version on GEnie.  What they did was
>filter out the postscript code.

>Carlos
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So, what is the address for Genie?  Or could you upload it one of the  FTP sites.?

Thanks!
Crystal
  ;>
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Date:         Fri, 9 Oct 1992 22:28:00 EDT
From:         DELANEYD@SNYSYRV1.BITNET
Subject:      Re: A4000

All ram added to the 3000 is 32bit (unless someone was foolish enough to
buy a zorro II card for the 2000 and put it into a zorro III slot.  It would
work but would make no sense.  Anyway, all memory on the motherboard is
32bit.  The monitor is 14".  The largest HD that comes w/ the A3000 is
100mb so unless an additional one is added, you won't find a >100mb hd on
a stock 3000.  Anyway, I'm not so sure I can part with my 3000.  Maybe I
will hold onto it for awhile and see what develops as far as affordable
bridgeboards.

        ->dave
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From:         Milamber <MLELIAS@MIAVX2.BITNET>
Subject:      RE: HELP!! My amiga won't let me open icons/windows

        Try this...

        If you have an auto-booting module in your GVP drive-case,
disconnect it from your buss pass-through, and clean the contacts with
rubbing alchohol.  I had similair problems, not exactly, and this fixed it
right up...



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Date:         Thu, 8 Oct 1992 13:05:00 EDT
From:         "The Large Guy with Buckwheat's Hair." <LANDAS88@SNYPOTVA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: A4000

>        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

Just a comment:  "What dealers, I live in east Jibip."  Northern NY has no good
Amiga dealers that I'm aware of.  Does anybody no of any?

-> Nyle

P.S.  Wauuuuugh   you guys get all the good stuff.
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Date:         Fri, 16 Oct 1992 09:58:09 -0400
From:         "Daniel S. Riley" <dsr@LNS598.TN.CORNELL.EDU>
Subject:      Re: FAX Modems (my opinion)

"(Daniel Joseph Oak)" <jonin@NETCOM.COM> writes:
>nah - skip 9600 baud.  Go for 144k

Before everyone gets all excited...

That should be "14.4k" for v.32bis (or "14,4k", in some countries).
Decimal points are your friends--don't neglect them.

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From: BARNETTJ@SNYSYRV1.BITNET
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Subject: TO HARNAGA AND ALL RE BURST ON CSA-MMR ON AN AMIGA 500
Date: 14 Oct 92 18:05:00 GMT
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I HAVE been following the conversations on the net regarding the
burst mode settings on the A3000.  I however, have an Amiga 500,
2.0 ROM, ECS Denies, 1 meg of chip ram, and a CSA-MMR (mega-midget racer)
accelerator complete with 512 K of SROM and 2 megs of 32 bit wide DRAM.
(To Robert, CSA stands for Computer SYstem associates.  They are located
in San Diego, California).  On startup, to initiallize the board,
the command "CSA-MMR SROM DRAM 33" is added to the startup sequence.
On using the "Amiga Status" program, which pretty much does what "CPU"
does alone, informs me that the instruction cache and data cache are turned
on, and everything else, including the MMU is off.  I tried last night
to use the CPU command to set the parameters to match an A3000, and actually
saw a tremendous decrease in performance ratings via sysinfo.  An
additional curiousity is that my friend who owns an Amiga 3000 and AMAX II
has no difficulties running the mac emulator on his sytem.  I, however,
find AMAX II crashes on my system if I configure the 2 megs of 32 bit
DRAM on my accelerator.  I thought that perhaps my "CPU" configuration
not being equivalent to his A3000 might be a cause.  Any thoughts?  Basically
If I configure this addition 2 megs, The mean nasty Ugly macintohs
image appears on startup of AMAX II.

To answer Harnaga's question regarding wether I am happy thus far with my
accelerator...the answer is yes.  I have hooked a radio shack DPDT switch
to the back case.  If I wish to boot in 68000, I throw the switch down.
If I want to run at 33 Mhz on a 68030, I simply throw the switch up on
startup.  Very nice.

-Jordan
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Date:         Thu, 8 Oct 1992 16:44:00 EDT
From:         Jim Loomis <LOOMIS@ITHACA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Links in AmigaDOS

Is there any particular advantage to using a soft link, as compared to using an
IconX script?

Jim Loomis      LOOMIS@ITHACA.BITNET        607-274-3913
        Director, Telecommunications Facilities
        Roy H. Park School of Communications
        Ithaca College, Ithaca, NY 14850-7256 USA
From: siocafuj@SI.EHU.ES (Jose Angel Calvo Fuentes)
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Subject: Re: HSL -> RGB
Date: 14 Oct 92 22:31:37 GMT
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> Hello NetRunners,
> does anyone around here know how to convert HSL (Hue/Saturation/Luminosity)
> color value to RGB (Red/Green/Blue) ? I need the theorical formulae.
>
> Thanks, Stef.

    Sorry, Stef. I have found the algoritm, but it's not the HSL->RGB algoritm,
but the HSV<->RGB algoritm.
        ^^^
    Anyway, if you want it, contact me and I will send you. I will ask my
friends for the HSL algoritm, but I don't know if I will can get it.

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PS: Engish is not my native language... Sorry!
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Date:         Thu, 8 Oct 1992 13:22:17 +1000
From:         "M.C. Freddy !!" <CSC9017984R@LUST1.LATROBE.EDU.AU>
Subject:      Re: DICE

>The 1.3 and 2.04 include files are available from CATS (Commodore Applications
>and Technical Support) for $20.  Ask for the 2.04 Native developer update.

Duz anyone know the address in AUSTRALIA where I can get the include
files....??  [And how much it is in OZ $$]


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Hi friends,

     A friend of mine asks me to post this for him.  He's not subscribed to thi
s list, so you can contact him directly, or simply respond to the list, and I'l
l pass it to him.
     He had a Western Digital 20MB HD (model WD93 028-X A) connected to his A50
9 Commodore interface.  According to the information, it was connected to the X
T port of the interface, but the normal conector for an XT has 36 pins, and thi
s one has 40.  That's because he suspects it's an AT conector, and the output w
ould be an 'ide' type (not sure).
    Can this be possible?
     He uses his interface to conect  a 50MB HD, so also he wants to ask what k
ind of interface can he buy to conect his 20MB HD to another A500 he owns.  Acc
ording to the information above, what kind of interface must he buy?
                      Thanking in advance,

                      Victor M. Jimenez
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Date:         Tue, 13 Oct 1992 11:46:45 +0100
From:         "(MATTHEW STRATFOLD)" <M.P.Stratfold@OPEN.AC.UK>
Subject:      A1000 keyboard replacement.

I have an A1000, but they keyboard has worn out.  is it possible to
replace the keyboard with a keyboard from a 2000 - with what modifications?
or does anybody have an old 1000 keyboard they want to sell, or know of where
to find a replacment?  I'm in the UK so suppliers here would be better of
course.

Thanks.   Matthew.

Internet: M.P.Stratfold@open.ac.uk
Janet   : M.P.Stratfold@uk.ac.open
From: rharnaga@ARISTOTLES.RUTGERS.EDU (Robert Harnaga)
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Subject: gvp turbo
Date: 14 Oct 92 19:31:32 GMT
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Is the turbo the controller with the 40mhz accel?

You know the VXL 40Mhz accel can be bought for $359.20 from Micro Biotics
directly.  (for 500 and 2000).

Its a really good deal, but if you want to buy 32 bit burst for it, the
options are sad.  You can buy 2megs or 8megs... nothing between!
The price for 8megs 32 bit Fast Page Mode DRAM (burstable) with
board is $599 (from Computability).

What do you guys think of this?  I'm considering this for the near future if I
can get the money!

Robert


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Date:         Mon, 12 Oct 1992 17:19:04 +1000
From:         "(David Johnson,
              CSIRO Div. Wool Tech.)" <DJOHNSON@GEEL.DWT.CSIRO.AU>
Subject:      mailreader

I'm sure many of you will remember the mailreader that Mark Cargill wrote,
thanks for the mailreader you sent me some time ago. It has seved me well,
but I have just found something that supecedes it. Sorry!.

Anyway, this program is available as rmail401.zip (it's for messydos
machines, btw) from anyone of the oak mirrors in /txtutil. It's capable
of sorting messages by subject, etc etc. Check it out! I've attached the
config file I created to decipher the usenet digests (sorry about the
colours, but I chose them so that they are clear on an LCD screen).

I guess there are lots of us who read the digests on PCs, so one of us
could post to I-AMIGA about this. Let me know what you think.

all the best
dave
djohnson@geel.dwt.csiro.au
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Subject: Re: Amiga Dos 2.1 (Japanese, languages)
Date: 7 Oct 92 14:25:51 GMT
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Stefan Berg wrote :

>CAMACHO@ECSUC.CTSTATEU.EDU writes:

>>It has been mentioned that AmigaDos comes on 6 disks now, and that
>>it includes different langauges. Does it include Japanese? (Or
>>what languages does it support...)
>
>Can Japanese be written with "English" letters? If not, I guess there
>is a real problem making AmigaDOS capable to support Japanese.
>
I think a Japanese (with Japanese characters) version of Wb 1.3 exists ...
in Japan. And some word-processors exist in Japanese.
But I have not seen a Japanese version of Wb 2.0.

>Anyway... I have not seen Japanese on WB 2.1, but it does include
>many other languages, some of which I remember are:
>
>English, German, Spanish, French, and a language from the northern
>European countries (Swedish I think...).

They are (I have modified names because extended characters) :

 dansk deutsch espagnol francais italiano nederlands norsk portugues svenska

B. de Batz (France)
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From: dvsg0223@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (David Salamon)
Subject: Re: dead mice
Organization: University of Illinois at Urbana
Date: Fri, 16 Oct 1992 03:04:57 GMT

Barghest <WAREP@WABASH.BITNET> writes:

>    I have a small problem with my new mouse.  It's fairly new at any rate,
>purchased in late August. It is a Golden Image mous, and now refuses to
>track to the right.  It will move up, down and to the left on the screen,
>but not the right.  :(

I noticed that my Golden Image mouse tends to accumulate junk around the
little metal rollers that touch the ball.  If junk gets on the roller,
it slips against the mouse ball and won't track.  Try cleaning it out
and vacuuming off your mouse pad before suspecting the CIA chips!

David

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d-salamon@uiuc.edu           University of Illinois
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From: eyvind@Lise.Unit.NO (Eyvind Bernhardsen)
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Subject: Re: GVP A500 HD
Date: 14 Oct 92 20:48:37 GMT
Organization: Norwegian Institute of Technology

Jeff Sargeant writes:

> The process goes like this; backup your hard drive and then ship the entire
> unit to GVP, with a check for $499 or $599 depending on what you want.  They
> will take your hard drive out of your old unit and put it into a new turbo
> unit, install the optional ram, and ship it back to you.  If you have any
> ram or have the 286 card, you must remove them prior to shipping.

WOW!  Does anybody know if this EXCELLENT offer is available in Europe?

Post answers please, I think my mail server is screwed...

-Eyvind

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Date:         Tue, 13 Oct 1992 10:32:41 EDT
From:         Ernest Crvich <GENERAL@VTVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      Burst modes

   I have a question about the two burst modes (Instruction and Data) on
the A3000 :
   If all of your FAST RAM is static column ZIPS, and your CHIP RAM is
50% static column DIPS and 50% page mode DIPS, which (if any) of the burst
modes can you turn on?
   My assumption is that the instruction burst mode can be turned on since
all program code gets loaded into FAST RAM.  However, I don't think it is
possible to use data burst mode safely considering not all of the CHIP RAM
is static column.  Are my assumptions correct?
   Thanks for any assistance,
   Ernest

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Date:         Mon, 12 Oct 1992 11:16:07 EDT
From:         "(Daniel Roman)" <roman@TIX.TIMEPLEX.COM>
Subject:      Looking for a vi clone

Does anyone know if there exists (and if so where) a small PD vi clone?
AmiElvis is just too big an archive, I'm looking for a small clone
similar to Z for MSDOS.  I avoided doing an archie search because the
volume of responses for "vi" would be overwhelming.
--
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Ascom Timeplex Inc. | \\\///                        GEnie:  D.ROMAN1
Woodcliff Lake, NJ  |  \XX/ Only AMIGA!     Homebrew is better brew.
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