CompuServe Archive

This is an archive of CompuServe forum messages from 1985 to 1995, as saved in transcripts by John Foust.

Search Results (2,128 messages)

From: Richard Rae/SYSOP Forum: AmigaTech January 9, 1989 7:31 PM
Oh, THIS one is no drag. It's an Amiga product and it's gonna be HOT (at least for those people who need one of these puppies). The hardware is almost finished, the software about 50%, and we've had the system in operation for a couple of months. It gets exciting…
Reply to message #29503
From: Steve Tibbett Forum: AmigaTech January 9, 1989 1:00 PM
The IRQ virus will only show it's name on the title bar about 3% of the time. 50% of the time it will infect the C:DIR program, and 50% of the time it will inspect your startup-sequence and infect the first program found there. Possible scenario: – Download program from…
Reply to message #29352
#29573-GVP questions Message #29618
From: Steven Bennett Forum: AmigaTech January 9, 1989 9:39 AM
Somewhere (I believe in the mountlist file itself) I read a comment that GVP had stored a copy of the mountlist in an area called the Rigid blocks for the use of the Autoboot ROMs. Well… I may as well switch over to a single 40Meg partition, then… –>Steve Bennett
Reply to message #29573
#29490-Alias Message #29589
From: microsmiths Forum: AmigaTech January 9, 1989 1:12 AM
I knew there was something else you had to do to get the C= NewShell working, glad you found it. Betcha if you keep that one on your fingertips, somebody else will have the same problem real soon and you can fix 'em up-
Reply to message #29490
From: David Art Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 11:59 PM
GVP creates their own reserved cylinders, similar to the 2090A. With their autoboot ROMs, the all user partitions can be FFS. I have a 20 meg disk with one partition that is all FFS. I suspect, though, that you will have to completely re-initialize your disk when you do install…
Reply to message #29491
From: Steven Bennett Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 6:33 PM
Well, right now I don't have the autoboot, so that isn't the problem. I had originally created three partitions on my hard disk (1 small one for whenever I decided to add autobooting, so that most of my stuff would still be on a FFS partition… Hmmn… Does the GVP…
Reply to message #29420
#Alias Message #29490
From: Jamie Severe Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 6:30 PM
After reading your last message to me I started back at trying to figure out how I could get command history of the shell but not be able to get the alias feature to work (as per your notations). First thing I did was type the resident command and it…
#29466-PopCli/Shell Message #29480
From: Ethan Solomita Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 5:22 PM
What's MachII? — Ethan
Reply to message #29466
From: John Draper Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 5:17 PM
Martin, You know, when I fired up CAPE for the first time, and decided that the editor was not for me, I went looking through the manual for information about running it from a CLI. At that time, I read somewhere in the manual that there were only two command…
Reply to message #29475
From: Steven D. Kapplin Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 5:15 PM
Michael, Cltd will shortly have available and autobooting, fast SCSI Host/Controller for the A1000. It should cost around $300.00 or so retail. Keep an eye on Abel Supply's price list where it will probably become available for about $200.00 or so (based on old pricing of the current model). I…
Reply to message #29324
From: Steven D. Kapplin Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 5:02 PM
Dean, too summarize. I have tried the following: 1. Booting normally using addmem (the one supplied on Insider disk) Mounting RAD: and putting the required startup files on RAD: Remove disk from df0: and warm boot. The machine automatically defaults to request to insert WB disk. 2. Same procedure as…
Reply to message #29213
From: Ronnie Colvin Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 4:57 PM
Gosh …. Well, first I went with a name I knew. I already owned a Microbotics 8-UP board, and it performed well. The engineering and layout of the board as well as the concept impressed me. As for the HardFrame, with a transfer speed of 5 megabytes per second, it…
Reply to message #28955
From: Martin Murray Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 4:51 PM
Larry, What is crippled about CAPE's command line from CLI handling? -Martin Murray
Reply to message #29454
From: JEFFREY C. DEGE Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 4:49 PM
DMCS tries to close the Workbench screen. Try Left Amiga-N from DMCS. If the Workbench screen doesn't appear DMCS has closed it. If you are running a program that opens a window on the Workbench (other than a drawer window. something like a CLI) DMCS can't close the Workbench screen.…
Reply to message #29251
#29131-got it Message #29473
From: Kurt Lorentzen Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 4:09 PM
I looked at Browser again just yesterday.It is a nice utility. Kurt L.
Reply to message #29131
From: Kurt Lorentzen Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 4:09 PM
Ya David, Right under the disk ejector. It hasn't been in my way yet.The cable is short enough. Kurt L.
Reply to message #29018
From: Phil Koenig Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 4:03 PM
Thanks again, Khalid! I'll check it out! Bye for now…. + Phil +
Reply to message #29190
From: Phil Koenig Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 4:02 PM
Thanks Khalid. Let me know when you have a name for it….I'll check it out. + Phil +
Reply to message #29118
Amigan Beacon 6 info Message #29468
From: Kathy Wehr Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 3:30 PM
I have uploaded Amigan Beacon issue # 6, January 1989, (newsletter for Amateur Radio operators who are interested in Amiga computers) to the library section of HAMNET here on CompuServe. Kathy Wehr – WB3KRN (@ K3RLI for packet~mail)
From: Paul Whittemore Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 3:23 PM
Borland advertised TurboPascal in the very first AmigWorld, then they changed their minds and decided to shift their efforts to ANOTHER computer system rather than Amiga. I never thought Borland would be a vaporware company… Maybe eventually they'll come back and finish the job. (Don't hold your breath…)
Reply to message #29336
#29398-#PopCli/Shell Message #29466
From: Paul Whittemore Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 3:23 PM
Have you tried MachII? I gave up PopCLI and the other 'TSRs' (yuck – a 'blue' word) as soon as I saw MachII. It does everything.
Reply to message #29398
From: Frank Abdoo Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 3:17 PM
I just replaced my 1200 bps modem with a new 2400 Lynker's modem. When I call compuserve or Plink, it refuses to connect in the 2400 bps mode and just locks up with a connect 1200. I am setting my terminal (Diga) properly, I believe. It connects to a local…
From: Steve Pietrowicz Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 3:16 PM
Larry, Great! I'll look into that. Thanks for the tip! Steve
Reply to message #29454
From: Steve Pietrowicz Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 3:16 PM
Thanks! I appreciate the recommendation! Steve
Reply to message #29449
From: Steve Pietrowicz Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 3:16 PM
Actually, I've never used Lint in the Amiga programming environment. Whenever I have used it, it was in programming under UNIX. As I said, for me and the way I code and test my programs, it's of very little use to me. I've programmed in C for quite a while…
Reply to message #29448
#28467-DIGA! HELP Message #29461
From: Claudio Bacinello Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 3:03 PM
I have DIGA! and the easiest way to edit the contents of the buffer is to save it first either to RAM: or to disk using a specified filename. You can then edit it at your leisure.
Reply to message #28467
Naplps Message #29459
From: Stephane Venne Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 2:51 PM
Hello, i whant to know if a communication program for the Amiga that can emulate NAPLPS exist ???
From: John Draper Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 2:28 PM
Dave, Sorry about the name. Either there is another 'Hankins' with first name Dan, or I have somehow had it wrong all along. Yes, I've played with Gimpel's lint, and yes, I know you can selectively turn off error messages. The problem I see with that approach is that many…
Reply to message #29446
From: Richard Rae/SYSOP Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 2:12 PM
Marlene's response to you is correct, and gives you the typical BROwse output, including Dispozition! prompt so you can specify further actions. In some cases, however, one might only need to look at the file description or keywords. Or perhaps you want to capture the listings for several files fitting…
Reply to message #29302
From: John Draper Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 2:08 PM
Steve, I use A68K almost exclusively, the only time I don't use it being when I have to assemble someone elses code on a particular assembler to help with an assembler dependent problem. A68K is available here in the ASM LIB, though there is another version imminent, with better speed…
Reply to message #29422
#29417-#Sidecar Help Message #29453
From: John Draper Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 2:01 PM
Don, I think you may be thinking of the second 512K board that was supplied with the German designed A2000. It apparently fit the memory slot under the drive in the sidecar. It was an 86 pin board that went into the coprocessor slot in the A2000. -larry
Reply to message #29417
SNIPIT 1.2 Message #29452
From: R. Niklos Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 1:59 PM
Hi all! I am having trouble with SNIPIT 1.2 It seems that it wont close the CLI window after it is run. I tried running it with Runback -1 but it GURUS after it is run. I also tried using RUN >NIL: but it doesnt seem to run it. I…
#29436-GVP Drives? Message #29451
From: John Draper Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 1:59 PM
Mike, The verdict on interlaced, overscan screens impacting the 2090 is definitely not in yet. It would seem that it is dependent upon the program that is being used. For example, if UShow is showing a hires, interlaced picture, you can fire up another USahow and load a similar picture…
Reply to message #29436
From: John Draper Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 1:51 PM
Mike, Mine is QLens v2.01 (use 'strings' or TYPE OPT H to see version). -larry
Reply to message #29411
From: David Hamkins Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 1:47 PM
Steve, I'd highly recommend CAPE from Innovatronics. Please be aware that this opinion is somewhat biased since OTG Software has a marketing agreement with Innovatronics – still, I think if you ask around, most everyone who has used CAPE will recommend it over any other assembler currently available for the…
Reply to message #29422
From: David Hamkins Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 1:43 PM
Steve, I must take exception to your comment about Lint. If you program with Lattice C, I'd agree with you. However, Manx C does not yet support prototypes, and will let you get away with murder in your code – Manx assumes you know what you're doing, oftentimes to your…
Reply to message #29437
From: David Hamkins Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 1:36 PM
Larry, the "D" in "D Hankins" stands for "Dave", not "Dan" . Have you had an opportunity to play with Gimpel Lint for the Amiga? You can selectively turn off error/warning messages that you don't care to see. As I see it, the biggest advantages that assembly has over C,…
Reply to message #29391
#29431-RAM pricing Message #29445
From: Larry Phillips/SY{S&&kZ322 Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 1:11 PM
Khalid, As far as I know, the Toaster is still not out. -larry
Reply to message #29431
##29275 bnd crash Message #29444
From: Dennis Dran Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 12:55 PM
Don, This is the assign list from the HD startup-sequence: (Without a disk in df0: or df2:) Volumes: PCvd0 [Mounted]
From: Ariel Butler Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 12:43 PM
Betty: I think that drive is a Rodime. That's what I was told at a user group meeting, anyway. Ariel
Reply to message #29383
#29434-Gomf3.0 Message #29442
From: Don Curtis/SYSOP Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 12:28 PM
John, NO space between the > and the 'nil:' so it should look like: run >nil: gomf3.0 Now, as to the r/w error…is that disk ok? Try copying another file onto it and see if you get the same error. leave the current version of gomf there. In fact, just…
Reply to message #29434
#29423-GVP Drives? Message #29439
From: Mike/CompuStore W-German Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 11:59 AM
David, no, GVP is using a *pseudo DMA* thing? MicroBotics, Supra and CBM are the only ones (of that I do know) that they use DMA. -Mike
Reply to message #29423
#29331-PrintScript Message #29438
From: Mike/CompuStore W-German Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 11:58 AM
Amanda, you wrote that you wanted addesses of people who are interested. Here is one: CompuStore GmbH Attn: Mr. Michael Metz Fritz-Reuter-Str.6 W-Germany 6000 Frankfurt 1 I've still got one question: As ProfPage does not support putting single boxes in different angles, do you support such a thing???? I need…
Reply to message #29331
From: Steve Pietrowicz Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 11:35 AM
About the only time I ever use lint is to clean up code after a project has completed. I agree with you….using it during the developement phase is almost totally useless. Steve
Reply to message #29391
#29341-#GVP Drives? Message #29436
From: Mike/CompuStore W-German Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 11:30 AM
or whatever's out there) and CPU's that does not support DMA (like Ronin, CMI, CSA and so on). I hope I got the message right to you and that you could understand everything I meant…. I'm not too good in english .. -Mike
Reply to message #29341
#29341-GVP Drives? Message #29435
From: Mike/CompuStore W-German Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 11:30 AM
John, this is a very complex question but I'll try to answer it: Lets say you have an Amiga 200 and want the fastest system using 2 MB RAM, a fast processor and a super harddrive. Lets say you want to make a VIDEO application. As the blitter and the…
Reply to message #29341
#Gomf3.0 Message #29434
From: John Little Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 11:28 AM
Allstartup-sequence as manual shows (stack 1000 , run > nil: gomf3.0 ,stack 8000) then I attempt to copy Gomf3.0 onto disk…the copy goes about 3 secs. then I get a READ/WRITE error prompt that connot be stopped without re-boot… but upon re-booting the disk reads fine, no error messages, and…
#29372-#RAM pricing Message #29431
From: Khalid Aldoseri Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 10:52 AM
Larry, What's the story with the Video Toaster? Still not out? Khalid.
Reply to message #29372
From: Peter Smithem Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 10:37 AM
Keith, When I start QLens there is about 300K of chip and 450K fast ram free, so I don't think that's the problem. Peter_S
Reply to message #29343
#29160-Starboard II Message #29427
From: NEIL GOLDSMITH Forum: AmigaTech January 8, 1989 10:36 AM
I just got a StarBoard II 1mb and I am having trouble loading Dungeon Master. I did the check on the Setup disk and everything was fine. Everytime I load Dungeon Master I get a software failure. I think Dungeon Master needs Kickstart 1.2 but starboard uses version 1.1. Any…
Reply to message #29160
1 2 3 42 43 Next →

Page 1 of 43