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Did you know the Model 200 has a true break capability?
Did you know the Model 200 has a true break capability?
pcsg and memory
Message #88050
The original CDOS was intended to consume LESS THAN 1K of RAM! The project got behind and we had to let CDOS grow to get it finished. Perhaps the 200 version will have to utilize the original intentions of CDOS in order to run in the 200 without reducing available…
pcsg and memory
Message #88050
The original CDOS was intended to consume LESS THAN 1K of RAM! The project got behind and we had to let CDOS grow to get it finished. Perhaps the 200 version will have to utilize the original intentions of CDOS in order to run in the 200 without reducing available…
pcsg and memory
Message #88049
It is true that the Chipmunk would probably be more active with 19.5K of RAM than with 8K more; however, that is not a problem. In the Model 100 'munk, many disk accesses are about 20% faster than RAM! So the disk certainly would not slow anything down. And, a…
pcsg and memory
Message #88049
It is true that the Chipmunk would probably be more active with 19.5K of RAM than with 8K more; however, that is not a problem. In the Model 100 'munk, many disk accesses are about 20% faster than RAM! So the disk certainly would not slow anything down. And, a…
Yeah, I know about all the variations in programming. In fact, we were called in because the original designer did not do the job right, then came down with cancer; it was a real mess. Since our units compete with the likes of DATA I/O they must be absolutely perfect.…
I am still interested. Speaking of EPROMs; the reason I haven't been back to you is because I have been busy with the design of a gang programmer for EPROMs which we've been doing over the past few months. Just got a number of fixes designed for an older version…