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SirKidd msx novice Posts: 17 | Posted: April 18 2004, 14:42   |
Is it possible to transfer MSX games from your PC to the real thing and play it ?
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manuel msx guru Posts: 3450 | Posted: April 18 2004, 14:48   |
Is it possible that people start reading the FAQ? (http://faq.msxnet.org/ )
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Sonic_aka_T
 msx guru Posts: 2268 | Posted: April 18 2004, 15:03   |
Don't be rude! But yes, the faq ofcourse is a good place to find information on anything MSX. However, feel free to post any questions on MSX that are not related to illegal game copies on these forums. It is, by the way, possible to copy games that you have on your PC to your MSX. I'll assume we are talking about freeware games, and in that case you would open the disk image with a program like diskmanager and choose the 'Write to disk' option from the file manager. In order to play ROM files you usually need additional hardware for it to work. But, since I don't know many freeware ROM I will just leave it at that... Good luck...
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GuyveR800 msx guru Posts: 3048 | Posted: April 18 2004, 16:18   |
Since when is it MRC policy that it's forbidden to ask illegal game copies related questions?
You're being a tightass, which is worse than the small amount of rudeness you accuse manuel of...
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manuel msx guru Posts: 3450 | Posted: April 18 2004, 16:40   |
Sorry for the rudeness, I couldn't resist  |
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SirKidd msx novice Posts: 17 | Posted: April 18 2004, 16:56   |
Well I just wanna know if I can use a HD floppy for it and just copy a game to it.
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BiFi msx guru Posts: 3142 | Posted: April 18 2004, 17:24   |
Any question in here seems a good reason for manuel to promote the FAQ  and just like those commercials about borrowing money we have here in .nl the last years it's becoming annoying every now and then. But that's just manuel's second nature.  |
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GuyveR800 msx guru Posts: 3048 | Posted: April 18 2004, 17:35   |
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| Well I just wanna know if I can use a HD floppy for it and just copy a game to it.
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You can use a HD floppy and format it as a DD floppy in your MSX and use it without problems.
If you want to use the DD formatted HD floppy in your PC (to copy something to it) you have to put some tape over the hole on the lower right side of the HD disk (opposite to the write-protect switch). |
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SirKidd msx novice Posts: 17 | Posted: April 18 2004, 17:46   |
Thanks and how do I format a disk ?
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GuyveR800 msx guru Posts: 3048 | Posted: April 18 2004, 17:48   |
CALL FORMAT
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_FORMAT
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pitpan msx master Posts: 1379 | Posted: April 18 2004, 19:34   |
And you can also load ROM files in your MSX using WAVeR, a tool that converts MSX ROMs to WAV files to be loaded using the cassette entry of the MSX.
Have a look, http://www.robsy.net
And if you want MSX freeware ROMs, you will find some of them there.
Regards,
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SirKidd msx novice Posts: 17 | Posted: April 18 2004, 21:12   |
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_FORMAT
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It says bad parameter ? |
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legacy msx professional Posts: 516 | Posted: April 18 2004, 21:56   |
This is a basic command, if you'r in dos and your dos dsk dosn't contain the format util, than you can do the following. type basic give a return and than call format , follow the instructions on the screen.
re-edit
If you have a dos dsk and it contain the util format.com, than you can type format, this is similair to ms dos
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SirKidd msx novice Posts: 17 | Posted: April 18 2004, 22:11   |
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| This is a basic command, if you'r in dos and your dos dsk dosn't contain the format util, than you can do the following. type basic give a return and than call format , follow the instructions on the screen.
re-edit
If you have a dos dsk and it contain the util format.com, than you can type format, this is similair to ms dos
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I want to format a HD disk on the MSX, and I am on the blue screen. |
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legacy msx professional Posts: 516 | Posted: April 18 2004, 22:30   |
If you see on the screen something like Basic version xx than your in basic , if you see
A:> than you'r in MSX DOS. tape the hole that GuyveR800 have mention, so not the write protect.
Warning.
If you did boot with a dosdisk insert and you give the command format, exchange the dsk before you hit return
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