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#Project Portability
Message #59947
Hi Folks, Here's a suggestion for Version 3 to improve the portability of projects and objects. Back when I used Videoscape 3D I loved the way that it took the directory in which a SET file was kept as being the base location for other files. i.e. in Imagine terms,…
Hi Michael, Here's my RAD: entry from the Mountlist. RAD: Device = ramdrive.device Unit = 0 Flags = 0 Surfaces = 2 BlocksPerTrack = 11 Reserved = 2 Interleave = 0 LowCyl = 0 ; HighCyl = 79 Buffers = 5 BufMemType = 1 BootPri = -129 Mount = 1…
Hi Michael, > How much memory do you have? A3000 with 2meg Chip and 16 meg Fast ram. — AutoPilot Engaged —
Hi Michael, To quote you: > and as long as I made a directory (such as vd0:t) it worked fine. But > as soon as I put any files in vd0:, it would loose everything. I run a T directory in VD0: as well, but do also place files in…
I had the same problem here when I upgraded to a 3000. A local BBS had a version which works fine on my 18meg system. Don't think it's an ASDG approved patch, but with their approval I will upload it here Peter — AutoPilot Engaged —
Hi Richard, > I am thinking of buying the Opalvision board. First question is do you > have any opinion about it? Well if you're interested in a user's opinion, I'd say go for it. I've had one for 2 months and am delighted with it. >Second is how can…
Mark, Thanks for your reply, in regard your questions: > What SCSI controller do you have? GVP Series I controller, with Series II Roms installed. I've been using this combo for 18 months, and found it reliable. If a last drive flag is not found on any device, though, it…
Backup problems
Message #42302
I just recently bought Quarterback (version 5.01, and applied the patch to 5.02). Last week I had a power failure while optimising my HD, leaving it a bit of a mess, and then had major problems with the restore. My system consists of a 2000 with 68030, 8 megs of…