CMOS in Scorpa
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From Andrey Isaev → To All 17 November 1998
Once on 14 Nov 98 at 01:24:00 there was a conflict
Dmitry Sharikov and Andrey Isaev were arguing about the topic ZED Glitch
I decided to add some heat to this dialogue
DS> For example, through the TM functions, or you can directly, but I haven’t figured it out with
DS> yet, so I can only say about function
DS> that works with a watch:
Thank you, this clarified something for me, but I’m interested in the method that
M. Kondratiev uses in his new dos, he climbs through trdos into the csmos.
Andrey was with you.
From Dmitry Sharikov → To All 19 November 1998
One day on the 17th of Nov 98 at exactly 01:03:12 Andrey Isaev
wrote to Dmitry Sharikov on the topic 'CMOS in Scorpio':
AI> Thank you, this clarified something for me, but I'm interested
AI> the method that M. Kondratiev uses in his new dos,
AI> he is there through trdos in tsmos is climbing.
What kind of dos is this, something I haven’t heard?
And through tr-dos it directly reads the watch registers, but I, as I said above,
didn’t understand this, it’s just that in this way there is a gain in time.
With best wishes, Dmitry.
From Kirill Frolov → To All 20 November 1998
11/17/98 01:03:12 Andrey Isaev ==> Dmitry Sharikov
CMOS in Scorpio
AI> M. Kondratiev in his new dos, he’s climbing through trdos into CMOS.
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:-( ) ??? What's up?
W!7h Be$7 W!5he$, FK0.
From Andrey Isaev → To All 24 November 1998
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KF> :-( ) ??? What's up?
:-E how did I write what the wild one works under.
Andrey was with you.
From Andrey Isaev → To All 24 November 1998
AI>> Thank you, this clarified something for me, but I’m interested
AI>> the method that M. Kondratiev uses in his new dos,
AI>> he climbs through the trdos into the tsmos.
DS> What kind of dos is this, something I haven’t heard?
is this the one from which Dikiy works in isdos, or are you not even talking about Dickie did you hear?
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From Dmitry Sharikov → To All 29 November 1998
AI> is this the one under which Dickie works in despair, or have you
AI> never heard of Dickie?
However, you haven’t heard it, of course you have. I understood what you meant, dosx...
With best wishes, Dmitry.
From Andrey Isaev → To All 1 December 1998
DS> As if I hadn’t heard it, of course I heard it. I understood what you meant, dosx...
Yes, but it was not possible to remake the Scorpov version, but the usual one with a clock on IM2 succeeded, so today I’m thinking of making sure that when synchronizing time with the
boss, the time is also recorded in CMOS.
Andrey was with you.
From Dmitry Sharikov → To All 4 December 1998
One day on 01 Dec 98 at exactly 14:19:02 Andrey Isaev
wrote to Dmitry Sharikov on the topic 'CMOS in Scorpio':
AI> Yes, but it was not possible to remake the Scorpio version,
what to remake it for?
AI> but I managed to use a regular one with a watch on IM2, today I'm thinking of
AI> so that when synchronizing time with the boss, the time of
AI> is also recorded in CMOS.
Why write in CMOS? Why isn't your cmos ticking?
With best wishes, Dmitry.
From Andrey Isaev → To All 6 December 1998
AI>> Yes, but it was not possible to remake Scorpov’s version,
DS> What should I remake it for?
It’s not Smukov’s for CMOS! Or do you in St. Petersburg naively believe that only Smukov’s cmos exists? ;)
From Dmitry Sharikov → To All 9 December 1998
AI> Under CMOS the current is not Smukovsky! or do you naively
AI> in St. Petersburg believe that only Smukov’s cmos exists? ;)
But no... that's why I asked.
With best wishes, Dmitry.