Soap

My subj database collapsed when I started to download new mail, and the disk
had 52 sectors while the new one was 238... Although I have safetoss installed, after
pressing reset I see only a mess of bytes. :( Therefore, 1 question and 1 request.

Question: How can I still avoid this situation in Lara Croft 4.5? :/ Like man
I read it carefully and more than once...

Request: Who wrote to me lately and did not receive an answer, write again,
plz. :(

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23.04.01, 21:30:20, REAL.SPECCY, Sergey Zotov -> All
Subject "Soap".

SZ> My subj database collapsed when I started loading new mail, and on
SZ> the disk had 52 sectors with the volume of the new one being 238... Although I have worth

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SZ> Question: How can we avoid this situation in Lara Croft 4.5? :/

The magnetic storm mixed up the bits. ;( Look, Yurka Potapov has the same bullshit. :(
Interesting, does he also have LK45?

2Jerry: A?

Respectfully, Alex Noman.

threats. Hello, I haven’t seen you for a long time. :*)

23 Apr 01, 20:30 "Sergey Zotov" wrote to "All":

SZ> Question: How can we avoid this situation in Lara Croft 4.5? :/
SZ> It seems like I read man carefully and more than once...

I did it simpler: soap on one disk, echoes on the second, third...
In three months, the disk with soap was only half full.
And echoes sometimes fly due to the fact that the disk is formatted into more than 2544
sectors. Lara doesn't like them. If you crawl past the 2544 mark, a glitch is guaranteed!
Even if there was a place.

Sincerely, Volyk Alexey
from Phantom Family.

SZ>> Croft 4.5? :/

AN> The magnetic storm mixed up the bits. ;( Look, Yurka Potapov
AN> has the same garbage. :( I wonder if he also has LK45?
AN> 2Jerry: A?

I don’t know... probably :)

I have another problem... with the modem, he doesn’t want to work for me on 14400

[Times of Lore] For this I say goodbye, Yuri. /I \
[No RAR allowed] [SoHm] [Conceptual Minimalism] [AF] \ZX/

SZ> Croft 4.5? :/ It seems like man
SZ> I read it carefully and more than once...

This happens to me too often. KVA refused to provide the source code for the tosser, citing the fact that they were not at hand. Folks, who knows the structure of the postal base under the chest? Let's write an external tosser, huh? Or at least share
your knowledge with the general public...

With respect, Dmitriy.

AV> I did it simpler: soap on one disk, echoes on the second, third...
I have Lara on the screw on one disk, on the other NAM + everything that it pumps out and
unpacks pkunzip

AV> In three months, the disk with soap was only half full.
lucky. :)

AV> And echoes sometimes fly because the disk is formatted
AV> with more than 2544
AV> sectors. Lara doesn't like them. If you crawl past the mark of 2544
AV> - a glitch is guaranteed!
On a screw this is not possible.

AV> Even if there was space.
There was just no space. :( Actually, that’s why I wrote here. In theory, safetoss
should have helped, but no. :/

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25.04.01, 22:41:26, REAL.SPECCY, Sergey Zotov -> Yuri Potapov
Subject “Soap”.

YP>> I have another problem... with the modem, it doesn’t want to work on my 14400
YP>> Isn’t it 1995? Are all the contacts connected? It seems that 14400
SZ> has more used contacts than 2400.

In general, this is not at all necessary. ;) But in your case (knowing that you have modems) - definitely more. ;) I no longer remember where to connect the remaining
address pins (to 5V or ground), but it needs to be connected. In Oberon, where the scheme
was given, by the way, there was nothing about this?

With respect, Alex Noman.

SZ> Isn’t it from ’95? Are all the contacts connected? It seems that the 14400
SZ> has more used contacts than the 2400.
he has no problem with that. he needs to buffer the bus

Max

YP>> on
YP>> 14400 work
SZ> Isn’t it ’95? Are all the contacts connected? It seems that
SZ> 14400 used contacts are more than 2400.

the contacts are fine... the letters disappear there...

AN> In general, this is not at all necessary. ;) But in your case
AN> (knowing what kind of modems you have) - definitely more. ;) I no longer remember where the remaining address pins need to be connected (to 5v
AN> or ground), but they need to be connected. In Oberon, where the
AN> diagram was given, by the way, there was nothing about this?

I have Longshine on 2400, and US Robotics on 14400...
In general, the Terminal finds it, but the letters still disappear..

AN> In general, this is not at all necessary. ;) But in your case
AN> (knowing what kind of modems you have) - definitely more. ;) I’m not anymore
I have 1 contact and it’s not used. On the controller, something is connected to them,
but on the modem there is nothing there.

AN> I remember where the remaining address pins need to be connected (to 5v
AN> or ground), but they need to be connected. In Oberon, where the
AN> diagram was given, by the way, there was nothing about this?
I don’t remember... But everything works fine for me. I disassembled the lump (I pulled everything out of the slots), wiped it, and reassembled it. Turba is back. :) And again I don’t want to solder the mikruh... in order for the magic to work...

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24 Apr 2001 Alexey Volyk ---> Sergey Zotov

AV> And echoes sometimes fly because the disk is formatted
AV> with more than 2544 sectors. Lara doesn't like them. If
AV> you crawl past the 2544 mark - a glitch is guaranteed! Even if
AV> there was space.

I had it formatted on 2544, the database still crashed.

Good bye.

And for me too :( It’s already crashed twice.

YP> I just have another problem... with the modem, it doesn’t want to work for me on
YP> 14400

Did you happen to use it? Although the only program that worked for me on 14400
(port lock >19200) is Sterm 1.1. There the driver uses a UART buffer, due to
this seems to be faster. If DosX had been redesigned in a similar way, IMHO Dikiy could have done the same.
By the way, there is a simple way to determine the maximum allowable port location.
True, it only works in processors that also have a terminal mode: Set
the minimum location and give a command that displays a large amount of information,
for example at&v (In a UMC 14400 modem it is convenient to use. ati10). Increase the lock and
the command again. And so on until the information is displayed without distortion. If
the symbols start to “stick together” or disappear,

Good bye.

SK>
SK> Do you happen to use Wild? Although the only program that worked for me on
SK> 14400 (port lock >19200) is Sterm 1.1. There the driver uses the UART buffer,

SK> the information will be output without distortion. If the symbols begin to “stick together” or disappear, the computer cannot handle such speed.

I have the same garbage, and if you lock it to 19200, then as you say - the symbols “stick together” or disappear, and if it’s 14400, it does not respond to any
commands AT ALL. And from 9600 - approx. (the connection in this case is also 9600)
(USR GateWay 2000 TelePath II modem - 14400). Can you tell me what's the matter?

I have everything. Bye!

Sincerely, Roman (aka
TimeX).

26.04.01, 19:12:14, REAL.SPECCY, Sergey Krinitsin -> Yuri Potapov
Subject "Soap".

SK> displaying a large amount of information, for example at&v. (In the UMC
SK> 14400 modem it is convenient to use ati10). You raise the lock and the command again. And so
SK> until the information is displayed without distortion. If the
SK> symbols begin to “stick together” or disappear, the computer cannot handle such speed.

The computer handles any speed. I experimented up to 115200. Another thing is how the software is written. I didn’t keep 115200 in EM. I wrote my own driver - everything was fine. The connection was true at 33.6 K maximum. My line sucks. ;(

Sincerely, Alex Noman.

26.04.01, 13:41:31, REAL.SPECCY, Yuri Potapov -> Alex Noman
Subject "Soap".

AN>> the remaining address pins (to 5V or ground), but you need to start them. In
AN>> Oberon, where the diagram was given, by the way, there was nothing about this?
YP> I have a longshine on 2400, and a robotics on 14400... actually the Terminal
YP> finds it, but the letters still disappear..

Missing IMHO. I remember I had a problem with the transmission of the Russian letter "Ya". :) Well
it wasn’t transmitted and that’s it. :)) I made the wires shorter - everything was ok. (It should be
noted that before this they were not long anyway. See 5-7.)

With respect, Alex Noman.

YP>> on
YP>> 14400 work

SK> By any chance you use it? Although the only program

nope. I don’t use isdos at all...

s.term...

SK> which earned me 14400
SK> (port lock>19200) - Sterm 1.1. There the driver uses the
SK> UART buffer, due to this
SK> it seems to be faster. If DosX were to be remade in a similar way, IMHO, Dikiy could do it.
SK> By the way, there is a simple way to determine the maximum
SK> permissible port lock.
SK> The truth only works in processors that also have a terminal
SK> mode: Set
SK> the minimum lock and give a command that displays a large
SK> amount of information,
SK> for example at&v. (In the UMC 14400 modem it is convenient to use
SK> ati10). Raise the lock and
SK> command again. And so on until the information is displayed
SK> without distortion. If
SK> symbols begin to “stick together” or disappear, the computer cannot support
SK> such speed.

the computer is dragging... the drop caps are not visible :(

YP> the computer is slow... you can't see the drop caps :(

What about other terminals? And in general, at what login do the glitches start?

Good bye.

28 Apr 2001 Alex Noman ---> Sergey Krinitsin

SK>> the computer does not support such
SK>> speed.
AN> The computer handles any speed. I experimented up to 115200.
AN> Another thing is how
AN> the software is written.

Naturally. But the speed of the lock is precisely set by the software.

AN> I didn’t have 115200 in STERM. I wrote my own

What version of Term? I thought 1.1 was the latest. But there is no lock
115200.

AN> driver - everything
AN> was fine. I actually connected at 33.6 K maximum.
AN> My line sucks. ;(

Do you have a 56k modem connected to the spec?

Good bye.

You can check even more rigorously - try to send a sequence of
characters to the modem using the Melon macro, and even if earlier at this speed information was output from the modem without loss, then in this way the echo
may not display all the characters (since a higher
speed is used here).

YV> business?
YV> So, the fact is that usually modems do not support the speed of
YV> port links to
YV> 14400 (at least internal ones, for sure).

Nothing of the kind. My internal UMC 14400 works perfectly with this lock.
The exchange speed is 12000.

Good bye.

SK> Do you have a 56k modem connected to the spec? Good bye.

_There was_. :) Was cut at 33.6. Now there is no speck. ;( About 56K - when the software was written, they weren’t very common. Even if I had found one somewhere, there would hardly have been anyone to connect with to check
the program’s operation. ;(

Sincerely, Alex Noman.

SK> What about other terminals? And in general, at what log
SK> do glitches begin?

at any... instead of missing letters, spaces are printed

like "_O C_RR__R" this is what it looks like

> YV> So, the fact is that usually modems do not support the speed of
> YV> port locks to
> YV> 14400 (at least internal ones, for sure).
> Nothing of the kind. My internal UMC 14400 works fine with this lock
.
> The exchange speed is 12000.

YP> for any... instead of missing letters, spaces are printed
YP> like "_O C_RR__R" this is what it looks like

Is your computer's data bus stable? What resistors are used?

Good bye.

AN> _Was_. :) It was cut at 33.6.

So it was at your maximum and connected. And it is impossible to increase this speed by increasing
the speed of the port lock.

Good bye.

SK> So you have it at maximum and connected.

What did I say? :)

SK> And it is impossible to increase this speed
SK> by increasing the speed of the port lock.

What speed? The modem connected to 33.6 at the maximum speed possible for it. Data transfer tests have shown that the speed is indeed this high. What's incomprehensible here? ;) And the drawstring is a drawstring... I have always had the same...
115200.

With respect, Alex Noman.

SK> Is your computer's data bus stable? What resistors are used?

:-/ :-\ I’m not a hardware guy and I don’t know anything about hardware...
for now I’m collecting symptoms and treatment methods, and when
I finally catch a hardware guy, I’ll make him read and do it