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25 December 2006
Hello, Ivan
As if I have nothing to do with Turbo!
In general, why could this be?
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skyther
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25 December 2006
Hello jerry
Your firmware is tricky, at first I thought turbo90, but no, it says “1991”
Sinclair Spectrum Turbo". If you have no desire to fight with her, ask for the usual 48
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Ivan Shishkin
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25 December 2006
Hello skyther
sky> Your firmware is tricky, at first I thought turbo90, but no, it says there
sky> "1991 Sinclair Spectrum Turbo"
If you mean the firmware that has a turbo mode for a tape recorder and
monitor by *, then my firmware says “1990 Sinclair Research Ltd”. U
jerrs most likely not this firmware.
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Mikhail Andreev
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25 December 2006
Hello jerry
jer> As if I have nothing connected with Turbo!
jer> In general, why could this be?
is this only with attribute operators?
or with some others?
like what does PRINT do?
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25 December 2006
Hello, All
Hello everyone, and here I am again with my problems with the Spectrum!
I purchased a ZX-Spectrum computer - "Magic".
Connected, it starts normally, the following message appears:
(c) 1991 Sinclair Research Ltd.
Now comes the fun part, if you enter the following command:
BORDER 1 [L]
and press ENTER it will be like this:
BORDER 1 ? [L]
like he can’t do it!
How can this be?
P.S. also a canoe with the commands DRAW, PAPER, etc.
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CheburatoR
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25 December 2006
Hello, scl^mc
Perhaps the error is purely in the firmware - in principle, if only 1 bit is missing, then maybe
Incomprehensible glitches will begin. You need to flash it again or install another ROM
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jerrs
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25 December 2006
Hello, Mikka_A
The most interesting thing is that with operators where numbers are not needed everything is ok!
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Yakovlev Anton
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25 December 2006
Hello jerry
Did you accidentally put a space after the 1? :rolleyes:
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Yakovlev Anton
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25 December 2006
Hello jerry
2jerrs: I'm waiting for an answer to the question posed
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Ivan Shishkin
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25 December 2006
Hello jerry
So it's a matter of firmware.
To reflash, you need to remove the microcircuits from the computer, erase everything from them,
install into the programmer and change it.
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skyther
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25 December 2006
Hello, Ivan
there is also a suspicion of a built-in calculator (although this is a firmware glitch),
After all, he writes in the first 5 bytes of the ROM...
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jerrs
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25 December 2006
Hello, scl^mc
No, I didn’t put an extra space!
The same problem with the commands POKE, OUT, PEEK, BORDER, PAPER, INK... generally those
commands in which numbers are entered!
I tried to load the game using this magic, but it didn’t show anything except this error:
"Nonsense in basic" or something like that!
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25 December 2006
Hello, CheburatoR
How is it even stitched? Is this something that needs to be done with firmware? in terms of their need
unsolder and do something with them or some kind of procedure in the Spectrum itself
stir up?
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Nikolay Gribeshchenko
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25 December 2006
Hello, scl^mc
scl> did you accidentally leave a space after the 1?
even if you put ten spaces before 1 and twenty after that kind of crap
it turns out
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Mikhail Andreev
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25 December 2006
Hello, Ivan
> So it's a matter of firmware.
> To reflash, you need to remove the microcircuits from the computer, erase them
> all of them, install them in the programmer and change them.
In general, look for friends who have a programmer and an ultraviolet eraser - and
go to bow so that they can sew everything for you again.
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25 December 2006
Hello jerry
2 jerrs
If you are in Moscow, then contact CHRV (it seems that he has small circuits and flash
he can do whatever he wants).
It’s better, of course, to switch to flashatina (rummage through the bins, maybe there’s
some kind of dead dog maser board with flasher).
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Mikhail Andreev
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25 December 2006
Hello fan
fan> 2 jerrs
fan>
fan>
fan> It’s better, of course, to switch to flashing (rummage through the bins, maybe
fan> there is some thread of a dead dog maser board with flashing).
yeah....
unless it is tightly locked from recording.
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25 December 2006
Hello, Mikka_A
No, alas, I live in Yekaterinburg :)
But thanks for the advice anyway!
Okay, at least the case is normal :) I have 1 very good quorum, but
The case and keyboard are not very good, so a replacement was found!
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Alexander Zan
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25 December 2006
Hello, Mikka_A
Mik> yeah....
Mik> unless it is tightly locked from recording.
You can unlock it with a hammer and write it down with a pen (on a sticker): v2_lol; doesn't matter; she
will be three-volt :D
jer> No, alas, I live in Yekaterinburg
In principle, he can send it by mail, but sending small items has become more expensive.
Browse his website, maybe you’ll find something else useful and order everything at once
so that it wouldn’t be so expensive.
And by the way, on video cards (especially on AGP) there is also flashing, but it’s the same
definitely mostly three-volt.
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Konstantin Zhukov
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25 December 2006
Hello fan
Before you cut the ROM, you should count it, and on the emulator this firmware
check. Well, if you have a second computer, then check the ROM on it. Although they can
There are problems with the extended keyboard ports. If you wish (and
money for postage expenses), I can reflash the ROM if it has voltage
programming 12.5V.
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Mark Antonov
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26 December 2006
Hello, Jukov
Caro lives in Joburg. Wouldn't it really help if I sent him a letter in a personal message?
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jerrs
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26 December 2006
Hello, The Exploited
Well, if you tell me Caro’s e-mail, then let’s do it :)
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Mikhail Andreev
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26 December 2006
Hello jerry
jer> Well, if you tell me Caro’s e-mail, then let’s do it :)
Search rules! :v2_tong2;
http://zx.pk.ru/member.php?u=3;
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Krasheninnikov Alexander
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28 December 2006
Hello, Mikka_A
Also, if I can flash something (also in EKB).
If the programmer has not died yet (haven't looked for a long time) ;-)
Magic firmware is all there