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OLD CS1

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  1. Red boot screen indicates a ROM error, green indicates Chip RAM error. EDIT: This might help your process. https://www.amigalove.com/viewtopic.php?t=324
  2. Bearing in mind that, outside of GPL, screen positions for G/H/VCHAR and PRINT/DISPLAY/INPUT/ACCEPT are off by two for the latter as the *CHAR subprograms deal in absolute screen coordinates, while the others deal in printable screen area, which cuts off two characters on each side of each row. e.g. DISPLAY AT(1,1) cursor position is equivalent to CALL HCHAR(1,3,...)
  3. Yes, but one is a verb and the other is a noun, which you determine via context.
  4. Good words for eBay newbs. Still chaps my ass as it does not take much to tell people, "hey, look, the monitor does not work, but rather than throw it out, I figure someone can fix it."
  5. For $630, you would think they could hook up the monitor using the obviously present monitor cable and see if the machine comes up, FFS.
  6. Just funny when it happens like this. You should see the necroposting in the Marketplace I infer nothing. Like I ask my family when they say things like, "Hey, do you like to paint?": what are you really asking?
  7. I bet you would have been flagged by Facebook for disputing this theory.
  8. Or long-running dad joke trolling. Like, "all photographs are in color, just that the world was black and white up until mid-20th Century.
  9. @Retrospect Oi, mate. Someone is trying to out-necro you.
  10. IIRC, that means the F18A has started up but the console has not.
  11. These were used in my school district for management and accounting, until they moved to a shiny new PC system and left this building for our high school to use as a programming lab. I wish I had photos of it all. Anyway, I never worked on them, but I did do BASIC, COBOL, and RPG-II on them. We did have some full-sized stations, too, which I usually was able to get hands on. The dual stations did present a challenge for screen design for menus (SDA) or some BASIC games I wrote, having need for a lot of screen realestate. ISTR that menus could automagically adjust for the half-height, and BASIC would paginate.
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