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From Alexander Kormishin → To All 6 April 1999
Hello, All!
Well, here’s the subject. A port test has been added; you can access it by holding down SP
or ENT immediately after the 48th memory test or after the int-vector test. In the first
case, memory is not used.
Now if INT is kept at zero, a message will be issued about its, INT's,
abnormal duration.
Now, for looping tests in parallel with ENT, numeric keys are available
("1"..."6").
The cache memory test can now check 32K (High address - bit4#7FFD).
There are all sorts of other ones little things...
Goodbye, All.
From Andrey Isaev → To All 7 April 1999
ëءث-شد 06 Apr 99 × 15:31:24 ذزدةعدغإج ثدخئجةثش
Alexander Kormishin ة All سذدزةجة خء شإحص [0/3] T-ROM2.5.$Z
ٌ زإغةج ذزدؤدجضةشط ـشدش سذدز:
AK> ôإسش ثإغ-ذءحرشة شإذإزط حدضإش ذزد×إزرشط 32ë (َشءزغةت ءؤزإس- bit4#7FFD).
ل ثصؤء ×ظ 1حآ ذإزإ×إسةجة ةجة شدضإ خء bit4?
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From Kirill Frolov → To All 8 April 1999
06 Apr 99 15:31, Alexander Kormishin wrote to All:
AK> The cache memory test can now check 32K (High address -
AK> bit4#7FFD).
Doesn't work, dark screen... :-(
IMHO the yuyuks are broken, maybe only me.
2All: Well, let's get it right - inside each file file_id.diz
put and use file names only allowed with MS-DOS!
Kirill Frolov [ZX]
From Roman Milukov → To All 9 April 1999
Hello, Andrey!
07 Apr 99 you wrote here:
AK>> The cache memory test can now check 32K (High address - bit4#7FFD).
AI> Where did you put 1MB or also on bit4?
1M on the 5th bit #7FFD instead of a 48K latch, and a 32K cache is the 4th - this is the most
logical. But both of them can be put in place.
bit 2 #EFF7 - sets how bit 5 #7FFD works on the computer:
"0" - additional address bit (in addition to bits 6 and 7);
"1" - 48K latch. And the memory is closed above 128K.
(although personally my memory is closed, but there is no latch, I regretted 1 element - I don’t
use the latch)
bit 4 #CFF7 - allows the use of bit 4 #7FFD as an additional cache address.
(see diagram "CACHE-62256")
But do not access port #CFF7 programmatically recommended. Or rather, you can climb, but
it may turn out to be inaccessible - these are user micrics.
All the best.
Sincerely, Roman.
From Alexey Sergienko → To All 10 April 1999
08 Apr 99 07:25, Kirill Frolov -> Alexander Kormishin:
KF> 2All: Well, let's do it normally - inside each file
KF> file_id.diz
KF> put file_id.diz
KF> and use file names only allowed with MS-DOS!
Maybe everything is possible and let's climb over the pussy?
You use your hands and correct everything!
Alexey
... Windows MD
From Kirill Frolov → To All 11 April 1999
KF>> !
AS> Maybe we can all get over it and get over the pussy?
What does this have to do with off-topic? Don’t you want .LZH archives?
AS> Use your hands and correct everything!
If I have 100 files and one without a name and description, then what will I do with it
? I'll press F8.
If we go further like this, then why not invent our own 7-bit encoding
and send files in it? And without a description and in encrypted form, whoever is the cool hacker will figure it out. But there’s no time for that
Kirill Frolov. [ZX]
From Alexander Kormishin → To All 18 April 1999
Hello, Kirill!
■ 08 Apr 99 at 05:25:00 Kirill Frolov addressed
Alexander Kormishin the following words:
KF> It doesn’t work, the screen is dark... :-(
Look at the subject loader in the cache. Maybe during the last update it got
something that interfered with the test on your hardware.
KF> IMHO the yuyuki were broken, maybe only mine.
The yuyuki were broken, but it unzipped fine? Well, everything can be. Catch the subject in the soap.
Goodbye, Kirill.