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Hi DL, I guess some miscommunication here... I mean I seldom use my ST now. Mostly on Falcon. I understand the feeling... when I moved from ST to Falc, the 16MHz was great. Unzip was faster IIRC, I had used 16MHz on my MegaST before I sold it. Stock MegaST wss 8MHz only?? Funny I did remember it having any extra hardware. I remembered that the casing was similar to the TT with a detachable keyboard.

The other way round... Paris is in Texas, USA.

Back in the early 90s, I always wanted to have an accelerator for my ST. JATO was one of the many that I have read about. It would be nice if I had it back then, but not anymore now.

Can someone generalise and say that Optical mouse will not work? Only mechanical ball type mouse works?

Gives me time to check out AtariAge forums.

LOL Charles, this one is faster then Atari-forums for me... But that is understandable for my case because there are more undersea cables that carries the internet going from Asia to US than from Asia to Europe. However, in your case, Canada to US is surely faster than crossing the Atlantic... so go figure Edit:... Ok so i assume that Atari-forums is in EU. may be wrong.

wtf... where did you get that number from? hey... for all you know... that could be another guy who stole my sig and avatar..

was up this morning my time. it's now needs a file from the backup. ggrrrr.....

Atari ST to ST/Falcon/TT are all networkable using the MIDI. There's tons like LittleNet, MidiNet, PowerNet.... Not sure if they do 8-bits... probably not as 8-bits may not have MIDI connectors.

I think it's OK now (22 Nov 2010).

It's like the first CD-ROM drive for Computers that are available for Home Computers.

The falcon is a great machine. Love the size and design... ok, it's not far off from the ST. Can't wait for my CTPCI !

Some Atari ST upgrades for sales. They are all used and removed from my Atari 520STFM. All are still in working condition when I removed them from my ST 1/ TEC TOS 2.06 upgrade kit 2/ 4MB memory upgrade kit with populated 4MB ram 3/ Supra ASCI-SCSI adapter with clock. Goto my for sale page at my Atari related website

MagiC is your best bet for a multitasking & quick OS replacement. It's from Germany and probably an English version somewhere. Your best bet will be version 5, however, version 6 is the latest. unfortunately I have bad experience using v6, so my advice is avoid that.

Please tell me if I'm mistaken...but... ST is a 16bit system. It would mean that it would used 16 1bit chips to create 256K of ram. 2 banks with 16 41256 would make it a standard 520ST with 512K of ram. ....unless the ST accesses memory at 8 bit That's the state of the art at that time.

I run mine constant at 95Mhz.... and I'm located at temperature of 30 Celsuis. Seem to run for 2 hours.... that's the time I have at night for my own.

Not much issues on all the proggies that i use.... granted that i do not use much games/demos.

So must be Netware being the issue ? Have you tried on a Windoze shared folder?

Excellent ... I see my name in the progress list now It was not there last week.

this may be of help to you UltraSatan and HD Partitioning & User's Guide

nope, he did not want to make one for TT.

There is a loadable tos 1.04 somewhere on the web. I remember using this alot on the 520ST until I upgraded it to Tos 2.06. I tried looking in my floppies but couldn't find it.

I certainly hope so, I certainly hope so...

There's no issues using Sharitylight to write to the shared folder on the PC. I have been doing that often on my Atari & Windoze. Granted that I only share from WinXP and not from Netware. The error you stated, I would get if I forget to give write permissions on the share. As default shares are readonly, it an simple mistake to forget to permit write. But I suppose you shared the folders with correct permissions. The only other thing I can think of is that the password may have failed due to upper case conversion by default. You need put put -C to stop this conversion. However, it seems that you can still access it, so may not be a password problem. My webpage http://phsw.110mb.com/nw-shlight.html says something of this conversion.

Well not exactly 1GB floppy. If you also read my post on the UK based Atari forums, you would have seen - about my question on "Monster floppy" Jeff replied that the ST can read up to 256 tracks, note that normal floppy is about 20 tracks (both sides). However, the PC software can create a 127 track floppy, the "monster" floppy. Such a beast will be about 8 MB large ( 6 x 1.4MB). Ok, so not 1GB but you should be able to transfer files > 1.4MB easily with this. Of course we have to see the real hardware to confirm this