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pitpan msx master Posts: 1390 | Posted: September 27 2006, 00:40   |
Hi! I'm currently interested in buying/trading a diskless MSX2 computer. I do not mean an MSX2 with a faulty diskdrive, but an MSX2 originally designed without disk.
Requirements:
- European models and/or japanese models with adapted power supply (220V in any case)
- 128 KB RAM prefered, 128 KB VRAM required
- 100% working (all the keys, all the interfaces, etc.)
- Good overall state
- Located in Spain - P&P can be very high from country to country - but make your offers!
Favourite models:
- SONY HB-F9P
- PHILIPS VG-8220
- MITSUBISHI ML-G1
- ???
To be payed by PayPal, bank transfer or traded by other MSX material (cartridge games, rare hardware, others).
Send your offers to EDU [[at]] ROBSY ((dot)) NET
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pitpan msx master Posts: 1390 | Posted: September 27 2006, 20:13   |
No one?  |
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snout
 msx legend Posts: 4992 | Posted: September 27 2006, 20:24   |
Is the new OCM an option? ^_^
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dvik msx master Posts: 1344 | Posted: September 27 2006, 20:29   |
@pitpan: just curious, why don't you want any diskdrives?
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cax
 msx master Posts: 1031 | Posted: September 27 2006, 20:35   |
that's easy: for cassette port loading experiments
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Sonic_aka_T
 msx guru Posts: 2269 | Posted: September 27 2006, 21:55   |
I might still have a punch-card MSX2!  |
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pitpan msx master Posts: 1390 | Posted: September 27 2006, 22:21   |
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Indeed!
Actually I'd remove the MSX2 BIOS and install the MSX1 BIOS instead (I have done it on a Philips NMS8245 and it was a lot of fun). What I need is an MSX1 with a better video output. That means the RGB output from an MSX2 computer.  |
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Sonic_aka_T
 msx guru Posts: 2269 | Posted: September 28 2006, 01:29   |
Wouldn't you still have an MSX2 VDP then?!? Doesn't really make sense. Changing a BIOS does nothing on the hardware level, which is where the real differences are. Just use a normal drivefull  MSX2 and make the CS signal of the diskROM switchable. If you really want an MSX1 with proper video signals though, I think there's a way to hack a couple of (most?) MSX1 models so they'll output RGB. Or... You could just make some MSX2 stuff, do us all a favour!  I'm sure you could make some nice games for that platform!  |
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