http://groups.google.com/group/comp.sys.atari.8bit Discussion about 8 bit Atari micros. 2008-09-07T02:21:24Z Google Groups DC nob...@pseudo.borked.net 2008-09-07T02:21:24Z http://groups.google.com/group/comp.sys.atari.8bit/browse_thread/thread/eceb89bb49e7cf1d/8e4ed6fb3126553b?show_docid=8e4ed6fb3126553b

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T0M viepriv...@fra.invalid 2008-09-07T01:41:45Z http://groups.google.com/group/comp.sys.atari.8bit/browse_thread/thread/51e64d5acbfcfdba/7c4750f391cc8dde?show_docid=7c4750f391cc8dde

I'm sure a lot of you may know this application but I personaly &quot;find <br> it&quot; looking for another program from Sourceforge. <br> Sound very intersting. Just download it, haven't still try it. <br> T0M <br> &lt;QUOTE&gt; <br> A front end for the various Atari hardware emulators, primarily the <br> Atari800WinPlus emulator. The Atari Launcher allows lists of program

Dave Wade g8...@yahoo.com 2008-09-06T17:11:28Z http://groups.google.com/group/comp.sys.atari.8bit/browse_thread/thread/e46499dffacd5f4e/219898e684826d97?show_docid=219898e684826d97

I don't see why not. When the ST was launched there was a good range of <br> office software, including databases and spread sheets.

Jeff jeff...@vistatech.net 2008-09-05T22:09:09Z http://groups.google.com/group/comp.sys.atari.8bit/browse_thread/thread/d619f432680e2feb/41f9b0f8c3ea78a8?show_docid=41f9b0f8c3ea78a8

My system is gone...I think this is the last of my Atari ST items: <br> Software: <br> Temple of Apshai Trilogy by Epyx <br> Nigel Mansell's World Championship w/32&quot; x 22&quot; color poster <br> F-15 Strike Eagle by Microprose <br> Red Alert by Antic <br> Atari ST Scholastic Series Geometry Vol. 1 <br> Books: <br> The Atari ST Companion by Jeremy Vine - shrinkwrapped

Mauricio Manterola manter...@hotmail.lodesiempre 2008-09-04T01:30:41Z http://groups.google.com/group/comp.sys.atari.8bit/browse_thread/thread/19cbbb55fa238490/5501290ac6367344?show_docid=5501290ac6367344

[deleted] <br> I'm using sio2linux. This program is an &quot;executable&quot; just compile and <br> run. It is usb-serial friendly, because it just needs to pass the <br> 'device' in the command line, in my case /dev/ttyUSB0 o something like <br> that. I really recommended. <br> Regards <br> MM

Bill Kendrick b...@newbreedsoftware.com 2008-09-03T21:42:47Z http://groups.google.com/group/comp.sys.atari.8bit/browse_thread/thread/20860ae74e177c51/cffabf1dbd3d9243?show_docid=cffabf1dbd3d9243

Well, that went quick. :)

Bill Kendrick b...@newbreedsoftware.com 2008-09-03T18:25:33Z http://groups.google.com/group/comp.sys.atari.8bit/browse_thread/thread/20860ae74e177c51/58c9ecac349a41e0?show_docid=58c9ecac349a41e0

I received this from a friend, and sadly have no real use for it... <br> I've got an Atari 850, photocopy of the operator's manual <br> (with a note stapled to it: &quot;We have included a photocopy of the <br> Operator's Manual in order to expedite initial delivery of the product.&quot;) <br> I also have a &quot;Telelink I&quot; cartridge that I have no use for.

Bill Kendrick b...@newbreedsoftware.com 2008-09-03T06:27:54Z http://groups.google.com/group/comp.sys.atari.8bit/browse_thread/thread/60a0aeeaf538bdb8/e739125dd95baf12?show_docid=e739125dd95baf12

The Atari doesn't actually see the SD card as a disk, which is, in <br> my opinion, good. :) The SIO2SD, for me, replaces a PC (Linux, Windows or DOS) <br> running SIO2PC-style software (SIO2PC, APE, AtariSIO). No hardware changes <br> necessary, no special OS necessary. Anyone with an Atari 400 can come to <br> my house and boot up off what's on my SD card. :)

Michael Current mich...@mcurrent.name 2008-09-03T05:03:29Z http://groups.google.com/group/comp.sys.atari.8bit/browse_thread/thread/187c934f33874387/28a226a484858d24?show_docid=28a226a484858d24

Archive-name: atari-8-bit/welcome <br> Posting-Frequency: 10 days <br> Last-modified: July 20, 2008 <br> Welcome to the comp.sys.atari.8bit newsgroup! <br> Discussion about 8 bit Atari micros. <br> Welcome to the Usenet newsgroup for discussion about the Atari 8-bit family <br> of computers! These include the Atari 400, 800, 1200XL, 600XL, 800XL, 65XE,

Tom Tom sometom...@tomtom.com 2008-08-31T04:24:21Z http://groups.google.com/group/comp.sys.atari.8bit/browse_thread/thread/e46499dffacd5f4e/b479e728e01e3616?show_docid=b479e728e01e3616

Yep, I can at least attest to this with Leonard. Found a few JPEG pictures <br> stored on his hard drive. But then again, other male employees at Atari did <br> this too on TT030 workstations.

Russg russg...@mungesbcglobal.net 2008-08-30T02:40:02Z http://groups.google.com/group/comp.sys.atari.8bit/browse_thread/thread/60a0aeeaf538bdb8/e732798dc04d50ac?show_docid=e732798dc04d50ac

OK, I see what you're doing. <br> One more question. <br> You have a 1 gig SD card. How does the 8-bit <br> access that? As far as I know the OS can only <br> handle 256 byte sectors and 16 meg 'partitions'/hard drive. I guess it <br> means you also put a different OS <br> in the OS chip place. 1 gig is ~62,000x16 meg. <br> Some OS ability.

Bill Kendrick b...@newbreedsoftware.com 2008-08-30T00:54:32Z http://groups.google.com/group/comp.sys.atari.8bit/browse_thread/thread/60a0aeeaf538bdb8/d808aff4d98f3902?show_docid=d808aff4d98f3902

What I'm saying is: a lot of my ATR disk images are sitting on a hard <br> drive inside a Linux PC that's currently 'sleeping' in the garage. <br> I need to copy them over to my laptop, so they're on a more 'active' computer, <br> and so I can copy them over to my SD card. (No card reader on the old <br> desktop, but the laptop came with one built-in. Thank you, Dell!)

RoyE r-d...@cox.net 2008-08-29T21:10:13Z http://groups.google.com/group/comp.sys.atari.8bit/browse_thread/thread/60a0aeeaf538bdb8/71bce79f8aea30e6?show_docid=71bce79f8aea30e6

SIO2SD is the modern version of the 1050, but instead of using floppies you <br> use an SD memory card to hold your programs. And you load the SD card with <br> Atari ATR's. The atr's are on his older desktop which doesn't have USB or <br> SD card reader capabilities. <br> RoyE

Russg russg...@mungesbcglobal.net 2008-08-29T19:04:38Z http://groups.google.com/group/comp.sys.atari.8bit/browse_thread/thread/60a0aeeaf538bdb8/b801d61c76a568b3?show_docid=b801d61c76a568b3

cost <br> Linux! <br> I don't understand what you're going to do with the <br> SIO2SD. Comes with an OS, right? You are <br> going to bring things from old PC to laptop. <br> What's that got to do with the SIO2SD?

Bill Kendrick b...@newbreedsoftware.com 2008-08-29T18:53:38Z http://groups.google.com/group/comp.sys.atari.8bit/browse_thread/thread/60a0aeeaf538bdb8/ed1b4ec04bdd7a28?show_docid=ed1b4ec04bdd7a28

I got mine yesterday, had a little time to play with it. It was very <br> professionally made, the little buttons and screen are easy to use, and <br> I ran out and got a 1GB SD card from Radio Shack for $10. <br> Very cool. :) Now to hook up my old desktop PC and get my disk images <br> copied over to my laptop.