This is an archive of CompuServe forum messages from 1985 to 1995, as saved in transcripts by John Foust.
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If the local dealer has a bridgeboard, I'll test it with Turbo Pascal. Metacomco is a real pascal, not much in common with Turbo if you do anything fancy. I have been programming with Turbo for years and love it. Somewhere I read that a company is making a "Turbo…
Where can one get 1 meg chips for $30? That's the best price I've seen.
As I recall, it asks which drive you wish to use, df0: through df3:. As I have only 0 and 1, the others are ghosted. I have never tried df0:, but I assume it works. One note: take any disks out of the drive before you click in the gadget…
I am using 3.0 with I don't know what controller in the C-Ltd adaptor. I was aware of the speed increase and will buy the new board for that reason. My question was about autobooting. I use FastDisk on my boot disks so there is no floppy grinding. So, if…
Tell me about the color correction – I haven't been able to really figure it out. Do you click just one, or any combination of colors? What effect on the picture would clicking one color, say blue, have? Thanks. (Is the info in the 1.3 Enhancer manual? I may have…
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Thanks
Message #9248
Using a patch (on a Fish disk) to the PCutils that came on your Extras disk, you can format a 3.5" disk in MSDOS 360k format, which the laptop would recognize. Then you could use the copy program in PCutils to bring it in to AmigaDos. Simple and FREE.
C-Ltd upgrade message
Message #28563
I have a question – why would I want autobooting? I currently have the C Ltd controller and a 65 meg drive. Booting from floppy with a full WB 1.3 type startup-sequence plus some other stuff takes less than 40 seconds from power-on. After I reformat the drive to get…
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A500 Ram Expansion
Message #28562
Sorry, I meant the 2 meg board from Spirit Technology. I don't recall it's proper name. The board is very small, uses 256k x 4 chips, and worked perfectly with a C Ltd controller for the borrowed hard drive. There is an external power supply available for the memory board…