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Hi there,

i have a MegaFile 30 for free. Anyone interested in? Shipping to germany for free, within europe, you pay for it. I think shipping to rest rest of the world is to expensive (unless you pay it)

Never heard of ArjBeta but maybe unarj will do the job

According to this thread in the usenet, it's a modified 1.06
https://groups.google.com/g/maus.comput ... 4uGUdxmBkJ

At Thalionsource is some more (search for TEX-TOS)
http://thethalionsource.w4f.eu/Artikel/fua.htm

Ok, now i had the time to start it. It looks like it is for STe only (Hatari detects it as STe rom) and it has some "improvements", dont know which one

Out of curiosity. On that CD is a file "USER_114.LZH" which contains a TOS 1.7 . I'm pretty sure it's a modified/patched tos but dows anyone more about it?

Can you add the outline to the gerber files pls? oshpark cannot find them

Maybe, this site here helps too. A lot of USB midi adapters are dangled together very cheaply https://karusisemus.wordpress.com/2017/ ... modify-it/

maybe, you can use hatari and tap the midi device. linux with socat should work

Wow! What a surprise! Thank you

it would need a completely new case

Just my two cents: Why an (like) original enclosure? Make it ATX size and use just any case. Thats what it is the most annoying thing, for me, with my firebee, suska and such.

If people would be satisfied with a 030 performance, then that is surely doable. Well, I am. In fact I have a 100mhz ct63 and a TT with ga raphics card and mz main machine is the TT. Sure the ct63 falcon may be faster but I do t feel any difference when working with gem applications. Heavy load, li...

Given that there is still no complete 68030 fpga implementation yet (to my knowledge ; nobody has written the PMMU part, yet),... Wolfgang Förster from the Suska project is working on a full 68030 with MMU for the Suska BF board. But he's saying that it will be not open source https://download.expe...

I don't know the amiga, i know where to switch it on but i'm well aware of these releases (ok, Calamus is new to me) but, i think, the point is to collect them all at a place where they cannot disappear (like git[hub|lab], codeberg, Internet Archive, ...).

Hi there, i stumbled across this website (https://amigasourcepres.gitlab.io/page/sourcecode/) that specialises in archiving various source code of programs. Is there something like this for our beloved hobby? (Hope, i'm right here, it has something to do with coding, if not, please move to the right...

My first shot to fix this would be a thin wire but maybe a bit of flux, some solder and dragsolder the pads could help too.

have you noticed that the resistor/diode is burned too and that the 6th and 7th pad (counted from bottom) doesnt look good?

The Wikipedia page for MGR says, there is a port for Mint. Does anyone knows about it?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ManaGeR

Wow! Great Work!. Thank you

Out of curiosity, what was printed on u5?

I don't have a acsi2stm but I guess, it works the very same way as other iimage driven devices work. Use hatari and Emutos, create an image, partition it as you like, transfer the files you want using a gemdos drive and finally move the image to the SD card

The secret is called Drag Soldering and it's actually quite easy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=588iV07nEdM

Not my kind of game but it is really impressive. Good work!

Maybe, direct to the internet archive

good news. Next step a new batch of CTPCI and SuperVidel

if you cannot fix it, exxos has this kind of switch in his shop (https://www.exxoshost.co.uk/atari/store2/ - search for number 0032)

I think, that's related: someone made a "universal" keyboard case
https://hackaday.com/2022/03/10/introdu ... oard-case/

First wave of TTs have a socket for the CPU-Daughterboards