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Repair-Bas
msx addict
Posts: 383 |  Posted: November 01 2006, 19:43 |
In Krimpen a/d IJssel (The Netherlands).
If somebody wants this computer for free, please mail me and you get the phone-number to pick it up.
I do not have time to go to Krimpen a/d IJssel
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shaiwa
msx addict
Posts: 287 | Posted: November 01 2006, 20:31 |
Send you a mail right now.
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msxfemale
msx freak
Posts: 134 | Posted: November 05 2006, 21:05 |
Joep uit Rijen (bij Breda) heeft 4 kleuren monitoren (met kleine mankementen, bv scart
kabel die stoort) en 4 dozen met msx boeken die je GRATIS mag ophalen.
zijn email adres is jvierland@yahoo.com
Wie van jullie heeft er belang bij ?
Groeten van Gré |
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shaiwa
msx addict
Posts: 287 | Posted: November 08 2006, 09:33 |
Thanx for the tip Bas, got the MSX at home now 
Question, there is a switch at the front pannel with a LED besides it.
When switched on the LED is lit, when diskdrive is active the LED blinks.
Can this be a 7MHz switch? Anyone an idea?
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[D-Tail]
msx guru
Posts: 3017 | Posted: November 08 2006, 09:49 |
It's easy to try: fire up your MSX, having the switch turned ON. Once in BASIC, type: FOR I=0 TO 500: NEXT. If this is done in one second, it's still 3.5MHz, so the switch is used for something else.
If you can insert a disk w/ only MSXDOS2 on it and boot from it, it is a DOS2 switch.
If you can type SCREEN 12 in BASIC without it resulting in an 'Illegal function call', it's an MSX2+ switch.
Those are about all functionalities I've seen for such a switch.
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[D-Tail]
msx guru
Posts: 3017 | Posted: November 08 2006, 09:50 |
With MSX2+ switch I actually meant an MSX BIOS switch, 'cause that's effectively what it is eh  |
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Henk
msx lover
Posts: 99 | Posted: November 08 2006, 09:51 |
If you see smoke comming out of the MSX you know it was the selfdestruct switch  |
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shaiwa
msx addict
Posts: 287 | Posted: November 08 2006, 10:18 |
@D-Tail: I'll check it out, thx.
@Henk: It didn't self destruct in 10 sec  |
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msxfemale
msx freak
Posts: 134 | Posted: November 08 2006, 22:10 |
Het spul is zojuist opgehaald door Luc. Nu zijn er dus 2 blij :-)
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msxrestarter
msx freak
Posts: 181 | Posted: November 08 2006, 23:15 |
Hi Gré, thanks for the tip.
As you said, i've collected the stuff today from Joep.
Lots of paperwork to be sorted this winter
See you, Luc. |
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AuroraMSX
msx master
Posts: 1248 | Posted: November 10 2006, 12:05 |
Quote:
| It's easy to try: fire up your MSX, having the switch turned ON. Once in BASIC, type: FOR I=0 TO 500: NEXT. If this is done in one second, it's still 3.5MHz, so the switch is used for something else.
If you can insert a disk w/ only MSXDOS2 on it and boot from it, it is a DOS2 switch.
If you can type SCREEN 12 in BASIC without it resulting in an 'Illegal function call', it's an MSX2+ switch.
Those are about all functionalities I've seen for such a switch.
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If you can type _TURBO ON in BASIC without a resulting 'Illegal function call' (or similar), it's a KUN-BASIC switch |
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[D-Tail]
msx guru
Posts: 3017 | Posted: November 11 2006, 00:45 |
In most cases you first have to do _BC (call Basic Compiler), which loads the KUN compiler to memory... But I don't know the details on that. I think KUN BASIC is always enabled with this software switch.
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shaiwa
msx addict
Posts: 287 | Posted: November 30 2006, 23:12 |
Sorry for the late reaction.
Its seems to be a 7Mhz switch.
Thanks for the reactions.
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