GLUE-FREE GLITCH SCHEME
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From Kirill Frolov → To All 13 January 1999
It was 10 Jan 99 and 22:09:00, Renat Mamedov wrote to Kirill Frolov
on the topic GLUE-FREE GLITCH SCHEME
Not seeing a moderator nearby, I decided to insert a word:
RM> Personally, I can promise - everything that I write on the clock
RM> in the future will not work for you! :)
That's absolutely right - I don't have a sprinter. :-(
RM> due to its (hardware) complication. I still don’t understand
RM> why it is impossible to synchronize clock polling with interrupts...
And who said that the user will not press the magic button aka Magic ?
With best wishes, Kirill Frolov.
From Kirill Frolov → To All 13 January 1999
RM>>> according to this copy. Naturally, all manipulations
RM>>> with #EFF7 should be reflected on this copy... But this seems to be
KF>> At least someone writes it there?
RM> They didn’t do it in vain. In the dock to Gluck's scheme - this is clearly recommended.
RM> 'You need to learn materials', 'Theory without practice is dead'. (c)
It happens - you need 512x192. There is #eff7. The clock is not a glitch, but SMUC.
On this same #eff7 hangs _PALETTE_ for 512x192! There's nothing on the screen
probably not visible when recording 0.
KF>> Do you know such options when #eff7 is there, but there is no clock?
KF>> And on this port they hang from the palette to the
KF>> memory control bits.
RM> Daragoy Comrade! (c) Sukhov. - There are no such computers. And in general, everything
RM> in this world is the smoke of my dreams :))))....
There is no Pentogon with a glitch circuit either. There is PROFI/SCORP/KAY.
RM> I suggested this very #EFF7 for locking memory in that immemorial
RM> year - and I have never heard of anyone (except me)
RM> using this thing...
It locks for me. It is used in MADROM - I have it flashed.
KF>> requires
KF>> installation of 512vi1 (you also need to look for it), quartz at
KF>> 32768 Hz
KF>> worth $1 (!) and a bunch of transistors, resistors,
KF>> capacitors etc.
KF>> With Dallas there is a glitch circuit doesn't work. DALLAS IS WORTH IT$1.
RM> В1 - they gave it to me. Here I can’t find Dallas (oh trembling! :)) for the
RM> sprinter until now...
And I couldn’t find 512vi1!
RM> Quartz of the indicated frequency is available in any (almost) wrist
RM> (and not only) watches...
I don’t have extra watches to pick them out. And Cathay
quartz is complete crap. It is necessary to use normal ones.
RM> for this purpose a small amount of software. True, the situation with the
RM> software has still remained the same... This is where you need to transform your raging
RM> energy :).
I need a watch: in MMD-4.00 and Lara. You can also go to DME. They are not needed anywhere else
or just to have time on the screen. They also need Dickie.
RM> Then I absolutely don’t understand you - if Gluck’s
RM> scheme is so bad - why did you repeat it? They would have composed their own -
RM> and why bother swearing like scribal carpenters?
Just so that MADROM would tick and HOMER would say that he had found a watch.
Well, before I had the ZXNEWS scheme. Everything is fine, but climbing
for time in TR-DOS is a vile perversion.
From Dmitry Sharikov → To All 14 January 1999
One day on the 13th of Jan 99 at exactly 04:24:50 Kirill Frolov
wrote to Renat Mamedov on the topic 'GLUTCH-FREE GLITCH SCHEME':
KF> I need a watch: in MMD-4.00 and Lara. You can also go to DME. They are not needed anywhere else
KF> or just so that there is time on the
KF> screen. They also need Dickie.
Did you get it working with your mom?
With best wishes, Dmitry.
From Renat Mamedov → To All 14 January 1999
RM>> hours...
KF> And who said that the user will not press the magic button aka
KF> Magic?
I completely don’t understand what the magic has to do with it, if we were talking about
working with the clock using IM 2???
This is the version of the investigation. I said.
From Renat Mamedov → To All 14 January 1999
KF> Just -- so that MADROM ticks and HOMER says that he
KF> found the clock.
Oh!!! Let me remember your words about Homer:
'and in general I have already applied the format to this disk'...
And if you follow the established standards, as you yourself
admitted - THEN WHY THE HELL ARE YOU TRYING TO CHANGE THEM, AND ALSO
SO !!!
KF> Well, before I had the ZXNEWS scheme. Everything is fine, but
KF> climbing
KF> for time in TR-DOS is a vile perversion.
I would be happy to continue the topic of vile perversions
(in hardware, what did you think?) - but I feel sorry for the subscribers... :)
From Kirill Frolov → To All 14 January 1999
KF>> it was. They also need it in Dickie.
DS> did it work with your momed?
WILD DOESN'T WORK WITH THESE ONE!
From Denis Dmitriev → To All 15 January 1999
Well, you’re in vain. I have had the latch since I installed the watch.
With the best, Renat!
... I’ll buy a moonshine still. intermediary phone number 02.
From Renat Mamedov → To All 17 January 1999
DD> Well, you are in vain. I've had the latch forever since
DD> installed the watch.
Why do you need it? The only use is when I'm in a glitch
forced for some rotten programs that stubbornly don't
want to work on 256/512 to lock the memory... And yet, the
resident boot can for its own purposes (so that it doesn't
be killed) close the upper memory - quite convenient, but
no one except me has this boot :(
So I ask you to use the memory latch consider
inexpedient and unnecessary in terms of iron...
From Denis Dmitriev → To All 18 January 1999
RM> Why do you need it? The only use is when I'm in a glitch
RM> forced to lock the memory for some rotten prog that stubbornly
RM> doesn't want to work on 256/512...
That's exactly what it's worth. I won’t say that I actively use it, but
sometimes I have to, and it’s very useful.
RM> So, I ask you to consider
RM> the use of a memory latch as inappropriate and unnecessary in terms of hardware...
In terms of hardware, I already had an extra trigger on the board, all that remained was to
stretch a few wires... IMHO, for a high-quality boot it is a matter of honor
to support this latch in order to be able launch even higher-quality
programs
with tricky page switchers. Like in Honey Commander (there for some reason
it’s not a superfluous option at all, although it’s useless for me).
From Renat Mamedov → To All 18 January 1999
DD> In terms of hardware, I already had an extra trigger on the board,
DD> all that was left was
DD> to stretch a few wires... IMHO, for quality
In terms of hardware, initially I suggested installing TM8 - everything is
enough...
DD> buta is a matter of honor
DD> to support this latch in order to be able to launch even more
DD> "high-quality"
DD> programs
DD> with clever page switchers. Like in Honey Commander-e
DD> (there for some reason
DD> it’s not a superfluous option at all, although for me it’s useless).
In this regard, the only “quality boot” is the one I
wrote :) More booties - good and different! :)
From Kirill Frolov → To All 19 January 1999
Because on a sprinter it is definitely superfluous.
There are programs that simply will not work without this latch.
There are _very_ many_ of them. Pentagon - masday, Scorpio - rulez.