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Nice! Wasn't sure if the DVI was dual-link or single-link on the SV. Ha, 2560x1440 for an Atari would be insane.

Have some sort of Dell 24", can connect all sorts of stuff to it. Years of owing it, always went to the menu to change connection, found out last night it will automatically switch between SV and VGA connection :) Ha, I have to share this... so older Dell monitors are fantastic, pretty sure th...

Makes sense. Is there room for a 1920x1200 resolution? Or is the maximum possible 1920x1080? Pretty sure the DVI Spec will go high enough.

joska wrote:

willy wrote:I'm getting back to work after summer break.

Great Let's hope you finish the SuperVidel before I waste my money on something silly like my wife or kids!

Perish the thought! What have they done for your Atari lately? :p

nah enough junk in the man cave. Ha, can never be enough junk in the man cave! I bought one of these for my desktop for SD cards for various things, including setting them up for UltraSatan, Raspberry Pis, etc. My other one I had, the power supply died. Granted, I live alone and so the whole house ...

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0179 ... UTF8&psc=1

Try one of these?

Yeah, just my advice, when transferring large images, connect to the back motherboard ports of USB, I don't know what it is, but the front ports of every case seem to be worthless. Not sure if it's the cables that connect to the motherboard, or some voltage drops or what... To be fair, the hard driv...

I haven't had time to do much, I did test some redraws and such, Cubase on the TT with the Spektrum seems to either look great, or absolutely terrible, dependent upon what phase the moon is at, or the minute of the hour that I start it. I need to work out all the SCSI connections, last time I was tr...

ha, All error dialogs should be like that. One of my favorite errors has been 'something has gone terribly wrong.' i think that was in some open source service, can't recall which though.

At least it didn't sacrifice a child, like out of memory killers always do.

Thanks for the info. Do you know if medium resolution will work on the 2412 monitor? I'm thinking I could live with that over mono as the picture is still pretty good. Yes, seems like it's able sync to 15kHz horizontal and 50Hz vertical, so low and medium resolutions should be OK. Give it a go. Ada...

What I want to see is if they can put 1GB of RAM into a TT, if they can then load enough software to make it run out of RAM. I have 256MB in the TT and 512MB in my Falcon though

Am I right - reading and writing back images failes with your tests? The Linux version (Windows version too) should be able to read or write back a block device image flawlessly - these functions don't care about content, partitions, file systems or somewhat. In case of my Linux-Notebook writing of...

Just to add to this, my OSSC was used on the STe and got a perfectly (well stretched) widescreen picture on my 55" TV. But also I have my Jaguar and Sega Genesis/CD hooked up through SCART on it. Overall, an excellent piece of hardware.

I'm using the Linux version.

One of the problems is most LCDs have an auto adjust feature, and that takes a second or two where there is no video. So I could see that causing issues. Guess I should write my drive back as byte swapped so I can use my Falcon again...

Does the falcon's IDE require it to be byte swapped? I always thought that it didn't have to be.

> Dell u2412m Interesting monitor in that it supposedly syncs to 15kHz, though only at PAL 50Hz according to lower down the thread here: http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=85693 I just bought a Dell U2410 and while it's a bit dirty, my 1040 STe shows up on it. Which resolutions are you getting? ...

Is this still working? Tried to use parted to see my Falcon drive, but it didn't recognize any partitions on it. Falcon! IDE? Byteswap! Ha, yeah so the reason I am using this program is to byteswap it. I snagged a raw copy, which I can see the partitions on now, and am attempting to write it back t...

eeun wrote:> Dell u2412m
Interesting monitor in that it supposedly syncs to 15kHz, though only at PAL 50Hz according to lower down the thread here:
http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=85693

I just bought a Dell U2410 and while it's a bit dirty, my 1040 STe shows up on it.

Sadly I have not been able to write the image back out. It just seemingly hangs, left it for an hour or so, seemed only the partition table showed up.

1 answer out of 115 reads so far ... I admit i hoped for a bit more interest ... Anyway, Thx Bonus, 1 is better than none :D Some are probably like me, would love to test it, but don't have much time for extensive testing. Granted part of my problem is my UltraSatan decided to stop working, so I or...

May be I should attach it to my USB-SATA adapter and push it on to my TV, and see if I can run Drimg there, after my kids are finish with the TV later. What, you don't just say "Out of the way, Pecks!"? :lol: I managed to rip to a raw file and mount (at least the two ext2 partitions) unde...

And look at this. parted Falcon.raw GNU Parted 3.2 Using /media/jfergus/Emulation/Falcon.raw Welcome to GNU Parted! Type 'help' to view a list of commands. (parted) p Model: (file) Disk /media/jfergus/Emulation/Falcon.raw: 127GB Sector size (logical/physical): 512B/512B Partition Table: atari Disk F...

sudo disktype /dev/sdg --- /dev/sdg Block device, size 118.2 GiB (126963679232 bytes) Looks like this might work though. [code] disktype Falcon.raw --- Falcon.raw Regular file, size 118.2 GiB (126963679232 bytes) ATARI ST partition map Partition 1: 972.7 MiB (1019902464 bytes, 1991997 sectors from ...

crashman wrote:I still have a pair...

Good for you, a friend of mine had one removed because of cancer. But I am not sure what that has to do with cartridges.

Ha, on a more serious note, can I order one from you in some way?