CMOS which clock

WHICH PORT DO I CONNECT IT TO???

HEEEEELP!! There are already 2 different options and their number is growing!

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Hello, Kirill!

18 May 98 500:812/22.01 Hoping that Everyone will read it, I wrote:

5 > WHICH PORT TO CONNECT IT???

Well, this is already in the FAQ! :) On ZX_Server, 2:465/98.17.
Port #EFF7!

All the best.
With respect, Roman Milukov.

5 > HEEEEELP!! There are already 2 different options and their number
5 > is growing!
And you take the diagram with the description on ZX_Server and read it, at least in this echo
it was recognized as another standard ;)

Sincerely, Andrey.

... The hedgehog is a proud bird: if you kick it, it won’t fly!

RM> Well, this is already in the FAQ! :) On ZX_Server, 2:465/98.17.
RM> Port #EFF7!

But, Roma, a person will not be able to pull anything from the server - he is on ZX_Net
, the server will not know where to send it. What address have you seen?

Hasta la vista.
Tim Kelly

AI> And you take the diagram with the description on ZX_Server and read it,
AI> at least in this echo it was recognized as another standard
AI> ;)
Andrey, don’t muddy the waters. Recognized as a standard “for the Pentagon and other machines that sympathize with it”! :) Scorp's watch is in SMUK, Profi's you know where.

RM> Well, this is already in the FAQ! :) On ZX_Server, 2:465/98.17.
RM> Port #EFF7!

TK> But, Roma, a person from the server will not be able to pull anything
TK> - he is sitting in ZX_Net
TK>, the server will not know where to send. What address -
TK> did you see?

You know better - your server. I can send him some soap, let him tell you if necessary.

Sun May 24, 1998, Roman Milukov squeezed the keyboard, hoping that the following words would reach Andrey Isaev:

RM> Andrey, don’t muddy the waters. Recognized as a standard “for the Pentagon and other
RM> machines that sympathize with it”! :) Scorp's watch is in SMUK, Profi's you know
RM> where.

Well... Scorp and Profi are more the exception than the rule. IMHO.

TK> But, Roma, a person from the server will not be able to pull anything - he
TK> sits on ZX_Net, the server will not know where to send it. What address have you seen?

You're driving away. Sufficient traffic to SPbzkhnetites from
factory servers passes through me. So everything is fine. It must be. And if the server also has the
latest version of Messmate - generally lame, it knows how to determine the true address and
formats the returned letter according to the standard.

With all sorts of regards and wishes.
Igor.

... Is it possible to live a double life on one salary.

RM> Pro you know
RM> where.

TK> Well... Scorp and Pro are more the exception than
TK> the rule. IMHO.

Otozh! And what difference does it make what data storage format they have if the ports are different? It’s all the same because the driver should be written differently! And if it’s more convenient on Penta
(as
with everything else :), then that’s good!

2 Renat Mamedov: Correct the errors in your description urgently! It’s not good, after all,
it lies like a _faq_ and with errors!

├┤i Andrey & 500:812/22.01 !

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AI> And you take a diagram with a description on ZX_Server and read it, at least in
this echo
AI> this was recognized as another standard ;)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
What is this standard?? There are already standards here, like for additional
memory ports. It's been a long time since we shouted GUARD! You can already install a switch
for compatibility with the software...

How many people have already set the clock??

2all: And here you already need something like B!0$'a to work with “standards”.

I greet you from the bottom of my heart, Igor!

Mon May 25, 1998, Igor Gruzdev squeezed the keyboard, hoping that the following words would reach Tim Kelly:

IG> You're driving away. Sufficient traffic passes through me to SPbzkhnet employees from
IG> facusservers. So everything is fine. It must be. And if the
IG> server also has the latest version of Messmate - generally lame, it can
IG> determine the true address and format the returned
IG> letter according to the standard.

Sorry, I didn’t know. Check, the first answer has already gone to SpbZXNet.

TK> sits, the server does not know where to send. What address -
TK> did you see?

When sending soap from ZXNet, enter the gate address. And the soap, naturally, goes
to the gate, from the gate to ZXNo.

With that, Tim, let me say goodbye.
KIR.

At 01:30, Tuesday May 26, 1998, it was such a thing that
Kirill Frolov wrote a letter to Andrey Isaev:

KF> 2all: And here you already need something like B!0$'a to work with “standards”.
It’s already being written. Moreover, it is quite successful and I am not going to stop.
Drivers for different classes of devices will be standardized (or rather
the functions of these drivers), so for compatibility it will be enough to
replace the driver.

With respect, Roman aka Megus of BrainWave association.

[Team ZX-Spectrum] [Team Agatha Christie] [Team Metallica] [Team Iron Maiden]

KF> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
KF> What is the standard?? There are already standards here, like on
KF> additional
KF> memory ports. It's been a long time since we shouted GUARD! You can already install the switch
KF>,
KF> for compatibility with software...
Which one? With a driver for is-dos?

KF> How many people have already set their watches??
Interesting question? You should have collected information there about the number of people with watches like yours and informed us here.

Hello, Kirill!
25 May 98 Kirill Frolov was squeezing his fingers in the hope that Andrey Isaev would read about

I greet you from the bottom of my heart, Kirill!

Mon May 25, 1998, Kirill Frolov squeezed the keyboard, hoping that the following words would reach Andrey Isaev
KF> CM07p├0 B┴┴py┌ 23-05-98, B 10:34:24 ├┤ekT0
KF> Andrey Isaev ┌┐│/│Ca/\ k 500:812/22.01 ┌┐p0 CMOS which clock:

KF> 2all: And here you already need something like B!0$'a to work with “standards”.
^^^^
Please, get rid of pseudographics in the greeting, as well as from the hacker
font in the text. If after the first day I see something like this again, I’ll reward you!

Tue May 26, 1998, Kirill Chubenko squeezed the keyboard, hoping that the following words would reach Tim Kelly:

KC> When sending soap from ZXNet, enter the gate address. And the soap,
KC> naturally, goes to the gate, from the gate to ZHNet.

For God's sake! It will come - I'm all for it!

IG>> You're driving away. Sufficient traffic passes through me to SPbzkhnet employees from
IG>> facusservers. So everything is fine. It must be. And if the server
IG>> also has the latest version of Messmate - generally lame, it can
IG>> determine the true address and format the returned
IG>> letter according to the standard.