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kodak80 wrote:These are probably not needed but I have processed Greenious remaining pages for Lattice C 5 Vol1, 2 and 3.

I see the amazing difference between the original and your cleaned versions... truly amazingly much cleaner.
How did you clean it up? What software/tool did you used ?

Wow really fast & smooth

And I thought it was done either with a whip and good training treats.

Good to know that there's someone who can help a broken Atari hardware.

emcclariion wrote:i keep defaulting to TOS 2.06 on my Mega STE

I think MagiC will run nicely on your machine and that has networking support.

jury wrote:It was repaired by one local magician. And that was Kroll whom I got the contact from.

Seeing the number of pins.... Great soldering skills

Wow very nice.
Where can I get those wooden branch looking computer brackets?
I guess some hot glue is needed to fix the Falc to the branch, I don't think there's any screw holes at that angle on the case.

jury wrote:Unfortunately it really was fried. CT63 also ( one Xilinx went away ).
Fortunately its again with me and its working!!!!! Yes

Oh that's bad but at least you got it fixed working !
And in one month? How/Who fix it for you so fast?

Kobold was able to delete funny entries in the FAT, normally written by fat32 on Fat16 format. But it does not wipe or zero out the partition. It deletes the file by marking it as delete on the FAT. Hddriver can wipe the partition by INIT function. If you use Big DOS, I think you can connect your HD...

Well Done.
Glad to see your TT is working great again.

Glad it is working for you now.

I am away from my Atari on business trip and will be back only on Sunday night. So I guess I only have time on Monday.

Saw the YT video. So I now know what's water transfer is about.
LOL I always thought it was a big piece of sticker paper and the guy had a very steady hand sticking them on.

Was referring to some luck needed.

Yes, It is I went to see the extra pictures.
But I have no idea what is it means... i am totally dumb at painting / printing technologies. I need to Google.

jury wrote:As for availability, well, some luck is needed.

Remembered this thread viewtopic.php?f=97&t=32972
Last 5 CTPCI for sale, no updates on the thread so not sure if any more left.

Wow Looks great !!
how it is done?

No not strange.
The board design changed to provide mechanical stability. Also CTPCI are no longer produced so why design for it??
Instead he will run again his Supervidel for the CT60e. Makes good business sense.

Ok. So those artifacts may be something left behind using it on a Mac. Not having a Mac I only knew about Windozes.

Normal usage - off
Development testing - on

When I want to copy a directory I always get an error in a form of "Can not copy a file <two letter file name here>". And that file in fact doesn't exist in the source directory... This one clue here seems like artifact of FAT32 writting by MS DOS onto the card. It uses extra entries in n...

See the scsi2sd product page. It say compatible to hddriver v9.06.

Yeah ok.
Have not tried running MiNT from floppy. So no idea what happened.
On the wiki there was an article on scsi and TT but the wiki is not accessible now.

You really are too ambitious. I was only thinking of NVDI from floppy not MiNT. But it does proof that the issue is SCSI2SD related.
Forget about running MiNT from floppy get the scsi issue solved. I think you need not have terminators but need short cables only.

have you tried removing the scsi2sd and running everything from hxc ?
You can make a monster floppy with hxc ( 4MB IIRC ) and test this.