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[36mMessage # 29 *MM1 TECH Echo*[32m
To      : Warren Hrach
[33mFrom    : Hugo Bueno
[35mSubject : Re: OSK Software.
[37mDate    : 93/11/14 17:42:55[36m

I too have been searching in vain for a working OSK uucp/usenet
news/mail package.  Any real leads appreciated.
 
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To      : All
[33mFrom    : Russ Magee
[35mSubject : joystick subroutine in asm
[37mDate    : 93/11/13  01:30:00[36m

  HI all,
 
 I saw people talking about using the joystick port on the MM/1 and I
remembered that I had written a routine in 68000 assembler, based on the C
code from Warren's BBS. Try it out in your own programs, it seems to work
quite well. (Although I noticed that the Tandy Deluxe joystick I have doesn't
return linear values...the x/y values w3increase non-linearly...are they all
like that?)
 
----begin listing----
 
namjoystk
ttl os-9/68000 Assembler subroutines
**************************************

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To      : All
[33mFrom    : Russ Magee
[35mSubject : joystick reading in asm
[37mDate    : 93/11/13  01:38:00[36m

Hi all,
 
 I noticed some people were talking about using the joystick on the MM/1.
 I wrote some code to do this in assembler awhile ago, based on the C code
from
 Warren's board. Try it out..
 
 By the way, I noticed that my Tandy Deluxe joystick's x/y readings do not
 increase linearly when I move the joystick..they 'jump' quite a bit. Is this
 normal? (ie., the progression from 0 to 128 is not at a steady rate).
 
 -----Begin listing-----
 
 
 
                nam      joystk 
                ttl os-9/68000 Assembler subroutines 
************************************** 
 
                psect   joystk,0,0,0,0,0 
 
*---------------------------------------------------------- 
* joystk: reads the joystick & button states, returns them as a three-byte *
packet at address (a0), with the following format: 
* 
* X position (byte) 
* Y position (byte) 
* button states (byte) button 1 = bit 0, button 2 = bit 1 
* 
* pass addr of data buffer in a0 
* 
* REGISTERS AFFECTED:   none 
* 
* THIS VERSION (joystk2.a) samples the joysticks 4 times and takes the average
* of the X and Y positions, to cut down on jittering values. The Button states
* are only sampled once (since they seem to be debounced pretty well already) 
 
XADDR   equ     $e00100 
YADDR   equ     $e00101 
BUTTS   equ     $e00381 
SELREG  equ     $e00199  *for selecting sound/joystick DA conversion ? CLRREG 
equ     $e00385  *for resetting DAC ? 
 
joystk: 
        movem.l d0-d3/a0-a1,-(sp) 
 
*select joystick for reading 
        bset    #0,SELREG 
*clear out any previous button contents 
        andi.b  #$f3,CLRREG 
 
        clr.w   d1 
        clr.w   d2 
        clr.b   2(a0) 
* read the joystick 
        move.w  #3,d3 
readloop 
        move.b  XADDR,d0 
        ext.w   d0 
        add.w   d0,d1 
        move.b  YADDR,d0 
        ext.w   d0 
        add.w   d0,d2 
 
        dbra    d3,readloop 
 
        asr.w   #2,d1 
        move.b  d1,(a0) 
        asr.w   #2,d2 
        move.b  d2,1(a0) 
 
        move.b  BUTTS,d0 
        btst    #2,d0           *button 1 down? 
        beq.s   nobutt1 
        bset    #0,2(a0) 
nobutt1 
        btst    #3,d0           *button 2 down? 
        beq.s   nobutt2 
        bset    #1,2(a0) 
 
nobutt2 
 
        movem.l (sp)+,d0-d3/a0-a1 
        RTS 
 
*---------------------------------------------------------- 
 
 -- end listing--

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[36m
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[36mMessage # 32 *MM1 TECH Echo*[32m
To      : John Evans
[33mFrom    : Clyde Price
[35mSubject : Re: OS9 V3.0 & OS9000
[37mDate    : 93/11/12  10:42:00[36m

        You mentioned somebody who doesn't like OS9000 and won't use it 
much.
        I have a '386 "clone" system and at present not much money.  If 
somebody would like to sell their OS9000 package for peanuts, I'd be 
interested.  Wasn't Microware doing a $300(or so) show special within 
the year?  I think I could swing a $150 offer without too much trouble. 
If more were insisted on, I could scrape and hustle... maybe.
  
        In spite of the nay-sayers, I was attracted into this 
environment because I saw the inherent superiority of this operating 
system, in spite of the lack (at that time) of personal-user 
applications.  In OSK, as reported in this echo, we now have MORE 
software than was available in OS-9 Lv.2, much of what has been 
available for Un*x, and an increasing number of programs that can 
handle the data-files of popular MS-DOS applications.
        A friend of mine who is an Amiga-user gave me some strong 
encouragement, remembering when the Amiga had very little software and 
tracing the growth of that environment.  He didn't claim great 
familiarity with the OS-9 environment, but after some discussion, he 
compared it pretty closely with the Amiga operating system, and said 
that with the flexibility and functionality of various 68xxx-based 
machines, we could eventually emulate MSDOS, run in Macintosh mode (and 
I infer, eventually, in Amiga mode). 
        We have the advantage of not being committed to a particular 
hardware manufacturer, or even a particular design platform.
  
        My-brother-the-expert keeps telling me that I ought to move 
back into the "mainstream", meaning, whatever a lot of people have been 
talked into buying.  I'm still interested in using an operating system 
that'll actually do the job better, even if I can only act as a 
cheerleader for the folks who're doing the software development.
  
        I see more _hope_ and more _patience_ in this environment than 
I have in most churches.  Because we KNOW the capabilities of this OS, 
we've been more patient with delays of hardware delivery et cetera than 
any other group of customers I've ever observed.
  
        I intend to "hang in here" with this environment and make as 
much use of it as I can.
  
--Clyde

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[36mMessage # 33 *MM1 TECH Echo*[32m
To      : Warren Hrach
[33mFrom    : Clyde Price
[35mSubject : Re: HD boot ?
[37mDate    : 93/11/12  10:50:00[36m

Warren,
        I have a 3-Meg-RAM system, and boot from a floppy.  I have 
followed the directions in the MM/1 User Manual to create a new boot 
disk, and keep getting an error message at the same point that I can't 
get around.  (At this point, I don't remember all the specifics, but 
I'm beginning to suspect that the floppy format I'm using isn't what's 
"MM/1-current", because of my inability to load an 
OSK-Bible-concordance program I bought at the CocoFest in Atlanta last 
month).
  
        How hard (or expensive) is it to move to the boot-from-HD 
setup?  A couple of times when the boot disk has slipped between the 
cushions, I kinda got upset...
  
--Clyde

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[36mMessage # 35 *MM1 TECH Echo*[32m
To      : Hugo Bueno
[33mFrom    : Warren Hrach
[35mSubject : Re: OSK Software.
[37mDate    : 93/11/15 08:19:52[36m

             On Sunday, November 14th, 1993 - Hugo Bueno wrote:
 
HB> I too have been searching in vain for a working OSK uucp/usenet
HB> news/mail package.  Any real leads appreciated.
 
Hugo,
     I recall Mark Griffith had a working pkg that connected to Internet 
or UUCP but don't know if it was for release or sale.  In the meantime I 
will recheck the docs I have on Binkley as I recall seeing a mention
that other networks (like UUCP and Internet) could be contacted for mail 
transfer.
    In the meantime leave mail to John A Donaldson and ask him how his
port is progressing.
-Warren
 
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[36mMessage # 36 *MM1 TECH Echo*[32m
To      : Clyde Price
[33mFrom    : Warren Hrach
[35mSubject : Re: HD boot ?
[37mDate    : 93/11/15 08:24:59[36m

            On Friday, November 12th, 1993 - Clyde Price wrote:
 
CP>         I have a 3-Meg-RAM system, and boot from a floppy.  I have 
CP> followed the directions in the MM/1 User Manual to create a new boot 
CP> disk, and keep getting an error message at the same point that I 
CP> can't  get around.  (At this point, I don't remember all the 
CP> specifics, but  I'm beginning to suspect that the floppy format I'm 
CP> using isn't what's  "MM/1-current", because of my inability to load 
CP> an  OSK-Bible-concordance program I bought at the CocoFest in Atlanta 
CP> last  month).
CP>         How hard (or expensive) is it to move to the boot-from-HD 
CP> setup?  A couple of times when the boot disk has slipped between the 
CP> cushions, I kinda got upset...
 
Clyde,
      You can get the bootroms (allows booting from a HD) from Blackhawk 
since you are a rep.  I can order for you but then you pay my markup.
I have them in my 'orderform.txt' in my MM/1 official download section.
      In addition if you are having trouble getting your system current
to the latest serial, floppy, and Hd modules and window modules you can
send me 2 formatted 3.5" 1.44 meg floppies and I will send back copies
of the official update disk and my simplified bootlist and boot module
directory (boot48).  Please include $5.00 for S/H.
      BTW the M68340 CPU Upgrade includes new ROMS that allow booting
from the HD.
-Warren Hrach, MM/1 Sales Rep.
 
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[36mMessage # 39 *MM1 TECH Echo*[32m
To      : Eric Crichlow
[33mFrom    : Paul Myles
[35mSubject : Re: Game Control
[37mDate    : 93/11/15  02:11:00[36m

EC>     I have beel leaning towards using keyboard control, however, the
EC> drop in response time in the testing I've done may possibly be
EC> unacceptable. I'd like to know which path everyone here thinks that I
EC> should pursue. Also, what would be considered an acceptable drop in game 
EC> control, using the keyboard?

Eric,
    There should be the option of using the JoyStick for games such as Tetris.
Have you ever tried to play it with the arrow keys. Not too good.

                             Paul Myles

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[36m
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[36mMessage # 40 *MM1 TECH Echo*[32m
To      : Malcolm Cleveland
[33mFrom    : Eric Crichlow
[35mSubject : Re: Game Control
[37mDate    : 93/11/18 00:29:17[36m

Well,
    Joystick control seems to be the unanimous winner, so now I'll have
to spend some time seeing if I can get it to work. And judging by the
slow response time I'm currently getting from the keyboard, the joystick 
might be my only hoper.
...Eric...
 
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To      : Paul Myles
[33mFrom    : Eric Crichlow
[35mSubject : Re: Game Control
[37mDate    : 93/11/18 00:31:44[36m

Paul,
    The joystick is definitely preferrable. I was just wondering how
many people were willing to work around the backplate problem on some
MM/1's to be able to use the joystick.
    Apparently the backplate problem isn't nearly as prevalent as I
thought it was, and even for those experiencing it, they're more willing 
to work around the problem than settle for keyboard control.
...Eric...
 
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To      : Malcolm Cleveland
[33mFrom    : Mike Fisher
[35mSubject : Re: OS9 V3.0 & OS9000
[37mDate    : 93/11/08  17:28:00[36m

         On Tuesday, November 2nd, 1993 - Malcolm Cleveland wrote:
 
MC> YOU HAVE AN ATRAI ST WITH OSK???  Where did you get it?  Cumana in
MC> England?  How long ago did you get it and what did it cost you?  I've
  Hi Malcolm, I bought the OSK in Toronto from a dealer who was selling
them off for $200 Canadian (ver1.2 buggy, which I knew).Microware let me 
upgrade to 2.2 for $100 U.S - around 1990 I guess and later I got ver
2.4 but that's a story and I don't beleive it's availableeom any but Dr 
Keil in Germany for around $1000 U.S.
    A friend of mine here has the Cumana package and it's a great deal
at 99 ponds sterling, lots of utils and applications included.
Mike Fisher
 
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To      : Malcolm Cleveland
[33mFrom    : Mike Fisher
[35mSubject : Re: OS9 V3.0 & OS9000
[37mDate    : 93/11/08  17:39:00[36m

Further to my reply to you re the ST and OSK please excuse the missing
letters and spelling in parts, my dos box keyboard was acting up here.
   You probably saw the Cumana ad. from what you say but it's a great
package at that sell out price, no upgrades beyond v2.3.I believe it
includes Sculptor, Stylagraph and C, Basic09 and assembler as
applications.The manual is well written in as much as they add to the
standard Microware package with installation details, upgrade details
and a good general introduction to OSK.
   Apart from my original package by TLM, the buggy v1.2 who made a
good attempt at providing helpfull info' in addition to the Microware
doc., the other Microware manuals (later versions) don't come close.
I've never seen mm1 doc so that could be good in that respect also I
suppose.
Mike
 
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To      : Jesse Newton
[33mFrom    : Clyde Price
[35mSubject : Re: OSK Software.
[37mDate    : 93/11/19  11:19:00[36m

Jesse,
        That's great news!  I've been frustrated with the almost-but- 
not-quite ANSI on the MM/1, and have been intrigued with what I've read 
about RIP and seen in demonstrations.  From the looks of a raw RIP 
file, it looks like something that ought to port to OSK easily.  I 
remember seeing files on the RIP standards, and _might_ have already 
downloaded them.  I'll doublecheck my IN directory, and upload 'em 
_after_ I repackage them to LZH.  (If I have 'em, they're in PKZip2.)
  
        I DON'T like using my clone as a front end for OSK 
communications, but until OSKers can "inflate", I guess we're stuck. 
The ironic thing to me is that for textfiles, which is what I do most 
of my fileswapping with, LHA compresses 'em tighter than PKZip2 most of 
the time anyway.  (...Aarrrgghh!...)
  
        Having RIP in OSK is something I'll look forward to.  But 
PLEASE, leave room for keyboard-only operation without _requiring_ a 
mouse.  I HATE mice, and I don't have a trackball yet, for either 
machine.
  
        I'm glad you're on our team.
  
--Clyde

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To      : Clyde Price
[33mFrom    : Jesse Newton
[35mSubject : Re: RIP Graphics
[37mDate    : 93/11/19  21:57:00[36m

Clyde,
     I downloaded the standards for RIP Graphics, quite impressive
actually.  Basic requirements are EGA video mode (640x350x16) with
a 64 color pallett.... I don't know if the MM/1 can support that
completely or not, but should come close, and of course it would
be easy on the System IV.  It does bother me that it requires a
bitmap screen, as I have always thought even ANSI was slow when it
really starts putting up some kind of psuedo-graphics and with RIP
graphics and the use of circles, and other kinds of graphics I just
know I will feel it is really slow ..... I guess you pays for them
nice graphics!
    I will implement RIPTERM and logon to some RIP supporting BBS
to see for myself what it looks like ..... as far as coding it into
a comm program, I don't think it would be ha but basically it would
start with a comm program running in a bitmap screen, instead of a
hardware text screen.  I downloaded RIPTERM 1.35 so will try it out.
    Let you know how it goes.
.
          === Jesse ===

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To      : Paul Myles
[33mFrom    : Tim Jones
[35mSubject : Re: Game Control
[37mDate    : 93/11/18  08:12:00[36m

>     There should be the option of using the JoyStick for games such
> as Tetris.
> Have you ever tried to play it with the arrow keys. Not too good.
 
So that's it. All this time I've been thinking that it was just that I was
lousy at it! <grin>
 
Tim

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To      : All
[33mFrom    : William Chapple
[35mSubject : MM/1 in Louisiana
[37mDate    : 93/11/22 16:47:31[36m

     Hi!  I have just purchaced an MM/1 a few weeks ago, and I am
wondering if anyone else in Louisiana has one?  If so please let me know 
<g>.  Thanks.
 
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To      : Clyde Price
[33mFrom    : Paul Myles
[35mSubject : Re: OSK Software.
[37mDate    : 93/11/22  03:15:00[36m

CP> PLEASE, leave room for keyboard-only operation without _requiring_ a 
CP> mouse.  I HATE mice, and I don't have a trackball yet, for either 

Clyde,
    You can use 'CTRL' arrows/ENTER keys in place of the mouse. This is what I
use when the mouse decides to lock up.

                        Paul Myles

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To      : Warren Hrach
[33mFrom    : Tim Jones
[35mSubject : is this echo still active?
[37mDate    : 93/11/23  19:35:00
[32mNext Reply is Message [33m349[36m

I just wanted to check since I have not received any messages here for several
days...
 
Tim

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To      : Mike Fisher
[33mFrom    : Malcolm Cleveland
[35mSubject : Re: OS9 V3.0 & OS9000
[37mDate    : 93/11/22  20:19:00[36m

-> ...Dr Keil in Germany for around $1000 U.S.
->     A friend of mine here has the Cumana package and it's a great deal
-> at 99 ponds sterling, lots of utils and applications included.
 
Gee I guess I'll have to bite the bullet and call Cumana. 
(International rates! *shudder*)  I was trying to organize a group buy
about six months ago, but I only found one taker.  Two people hardly
qualifies as a group buy, so I never called.  They're probably all out
by now (as rumor has it they were selling out their stock), but there's
only two ways to find out... Malcolm
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[36mMessage # 338 *MM1 TECH Echo*[32m
To      : Eric Crichlow
[33mFrom    : Malcolm Cleveland
[35mSubject : Re: Game Control
[37mDate    : 93/11/22  20:24:00[36m

-> Well,
->     Joystick control seems to be the unanimous winner, so now I'll have
-> to spend some time seeing if I can get it to work. 
 
GOOD LUCK!  I'll be waiting impatiently for your results... Trying to
get my MM/1 and modem to talk to each other in the meantime.  (*sigh*)
Malcolm
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To      : Tim Jones
[33mFrom    : Warren Hrach
[35mSubject : Re: is this echo still active?
[37mDate    : 93/11/26 08:40:57
[32mPrevious Reply is Message [33m320   [36m

             On Tuesday, November 23rd, 1993 - Tim Jones wrote:
 
TJ> I just wanted to check since I have not received any messages here 
TJ> for several days...
 
Tim,
    It has been light traffic for last few weeks.  I guess all the MM/1
owners are happy and have no problems anymore !
    I noted the date on your msg was Nov. 23 which means your end was
slow getting out to the stars !  Most mail I have been getting lately
has only a one day lag.
    BTW are you still interested in beta testing Binkley on your MM/1 ?
-Warren
 
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To      : All
[33mFrom    : Mark Griffith
[35mSubject : MM/1 4 Mrg Hack
[37mDate    : 93/11/28 04:24:11
[32mNext Reply is Message [33m405[36m

All MM/1 owners:
The 4 Meg memory hack is a reality.  I am using a hacked board now.
If you would also like to be able to use 4 Meg SIMMs on your current
MM/1 I/O board and not have to buy a new backplane to get more memory,
this is the way.
There are two ways to get the hack.  One is to ask me and I'll email
you the steps necessary.  TAKE HEED!  THIS IS NOT A TRIVIAL HACK!!
Unless you are very skilled in doing this sort of thing, you can do
permanent damage to your I/O board and make is useless.
The other method is to let me do it for you.  For a $50 fee, I'
will perform the hack, test it, and warrenty the work for 1 year.
If anyone is interested, please let me know.  You can reach me here,
or on CIS as 76070,41 or on Delphi as MARKGRIFFITH.
Take care....Happy Holidays to all!
/\/\ark
 
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To      : Mark Griffith
[33mFrom    : Warren Hrach
[35mSubject : Re: MM/1 4 Mrg Hack
[37mDate    : 93/11/28 07:38:33
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Mark,
     I have a few questions.
1.  You stated this is a 4 mrg Hack.  Does this mean for 4 meg simms or
    that the simms can be used as 1 meg or 4 meg and can be mixed giving 
    6 meg total memory ?
2.  Will  the hack be compatable with the M68340 CPU Upgrade ?
3.  Is there any change necessary in the Boot ?
4.  Do you have a spare I/O board so this can be done on an exchange
    basis ?
5.  What type, speed 4 meg simms will work and can you supply ?
 
     And finally, yes I am interested and you can leave details here in
my E-Mail msg. base (private).
     BTW I am testing a alpha/beta version of Binkley on my MM/1 and it
has the ability to spawn a BBS of most any kind.  Do you have a working
version of UUCP that could be incorporated.  It can mail to any net
including, of course, Fido.
-Warren Hrach, MM/1 Sales Rep.
 
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[36mMessage # 409 *MM1 TECH Echo*[32m
To      : Tim Jones
[33mFrom    : Malcolm Cleveland
[35mSubject : Re: is this echo still active?
[37mDate    : 93/11/26  20:01:00[36m

-> I just wanted to check since I have not received any messages here for 
-> several  days...
 
Funny you should mention that!  We had a similar problem here a while
back.  It was solved when a message was sent outbound from the BBS in
the message base.  Weird, huh?  It's an awful remedy, entering messages
in stagnent bases (or IS it?), but it works!  Malcolm
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To      : All
[33mFrom    : Warren Hrach
[35mSubject : OSK manuals
[37mDate    : 93/11/28 10:36:10[36m

For all those that need OSK manuals I have a way of getting copies for
those with OSK already.  Leave me your name and address and tel. number
here or call my bbs and leave word in E-Mail (private).  This is a
service by the San Diego OS9/OSK usergroup.
-Warren Hrach, MM/1 Sales Rep. Voice tel. (619) 221-8246.
 
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To      : John A Donaldson
[33mFrom    : Warren Hrach
[35mSubject : binkley
[37mDate    : 93/11/28 10:40:02[36m

John,
     I tried calling you both Sat. and Sun. but no answer. Anyway I have 
got Bink working on my MM/1 ok, In fact I am using now as a term program 
over a null modem to my RiBBS second copy at 9600 baud.  I have a few
questions;
1.  The help is from 'alt h' not 'alt 0'.
2.  The up/download is from page down/up key not shift up/dn.
3.  The capture mode is 'alt c'
4.  The log file now seems to work 'alt l' as similar to capture.
    I guess my main question is; is the help file hardcoded and are
you going to fix. And as for the address, boss node etc stuff I can put
a copy of my binkley.cfg for you to download if you want.  What did you
mean by "Boss Mail Mode - only partial. Doesnt dial out" will it receive? 
And one more important thing I discovered about binkley.cfg ;
The port address must be one number higher than the one being used. ie;
'PORT 4' is port /t3 and 'PORT 1' is port /t0.  That one was discovered
after a lot of messing around !!!
-Warren
 
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To      : Warren Hrach
[33mFrom    : Mark Griffith
[35mSubject : Re: MM/1 4 Mrg Hack
[37mDate    : 93/11/29 04:32:18
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            On Sunday, November 28th, 1993 - Warren Hrach wrote:
 
WH> 1.  You stated this is a 4 mrg Hack.  Does this mean for 4 meg simms 
WH> or that the simms can be used as 1 meg or 4 meg and can be mixed 
WH> giving  6 meg total memory ?
WH> 2.  Will  the hack be compatable with the M68340 CPU Upgrade ?
WH> 3.  Is there any change necessary in the Boot ?
WH> 4.  Do you have a spare I/O board so this can be done on an exchange
WH>     basis ?
WH> 5.  What type, speed 4 meg simms will work and can you supply ?
This hack allows you to use 4 Meg SIMMs.  You can mix SIMMs.  You'll
have to have two 1 Meg SIMMs or two 4 Meg SIMMs.
Yes, there is a slightly different hack for an accelerated system.  If
you do the hack now, and then add an accelerator board, you'll have to
change it slightly.
Yes, you need to modify the init module slightly to let the system know
you are using more memory..
No, I don't have any spare I/O boards at the moment.  I will have soon
so someone could swap them and then return the loaner board.  However,
this would really limit my ability to get the boards out if everyone
wanted a loaner.
I can supply SIMMs if you need them.  No prices yet.  Should have some
today.  Any type of 4 Meg SIMM should work as long as the speed ratingg
fast enough, keeping in mind if you want to use an accelerator board
later on.
If you want to do the hack yourself, I'll send you the data via regualr
mail.  I don't recommend anyone doing it unless they have had a lot of
experience doing these type of things.
/\/\ark
 
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To      : John A Donaldson
[33mFrom    : Tim Jones
[35mSubject : Re: MM/1 in Louisiana
[37mDate    : 93/11/26  17:04:00[36m

> I am not in La. but I'm next door in Houston, Texas. 
 
You are probably closer to him than you are to me <grin>.
 
Tim

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To      : Malcolm Cleveland
[33mFrom    : Mike Fisher
[35mSubject : Re: OS9 V3.0 & OS9000
[37mDate    : 93/11/27  17:44:00[36m

Re the Cumana buy a chap on the Princeton Cocolist (Internet) said he'd
just ordered one so it seems the deal is still alive.
Mike
 
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