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Info-Atari16 Digest   Friday, March  6, 1987   Volume 87 : Issue 114

This weeks Editor: Bill Westfield

Today's Topics:

                    Re: Upgrading a 1040 to 4 Megs
                         An interesting crash
                      MegaST bus specification?
                                 SHAR
                      Changing the Mouse Handler
                      Changing the Mouse Handler
                 Okimate 20 review, OKIMATE.HEX file
                              Signatures
                         Heap overflow in TDI
                             ACC and Auto
                     Memory Shortage Problem????
                       memory upgrade for 520ST
                            Re: Magic Sac
                           Microsoft Write

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Date: 4 Mar 87 18:45:27 GMT
From: imagen!atari!neil@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU  (Neil Harris)
Subject: Re: Upgrading a 1040 to 4 Megs
To: info-atari16@score.stanford.edu

In article <2337@usceast.UUCP>, tech@usceast.UUCP (Bill Wood) writes:

> While I kind of agree with the sentiments stated above. I.E. Being
> positive in a bad situation and yelling if that doesn't work. Perhaps we
> are mad at the wrong people.
>
> I am MAD AS HELL AT DIGITAL RESEARCH!!!

While I cannot, in my official capacity here, cast aspersions on Digital
Research, there are certainly those who echo Bill Wood's sentiments.  The
bottom line is, GEM was there when we needed it.  The alternative, Windows,
would have probably taken an extra year, a year we could not afford.

We've been working hard at going through the code and making it work as best
we can, especially in the case of problems (like the 40 folder limit) that
turn up as we go along.

All in all, a most interesting set of observations, Bill.

>     By the way Neil, if you are reading this, I sure hope that you
> guys will remember us when you get around to designing you 32-bit
> system. I would very much rather give you guys $1500.00 or so for a box
> that will work with my Supra drive on the DMA port than have to sell my
> system and do the dreaded market search for a 32-bit system. So here is
> my vote for a box that can use the ST as a fast terminal instead or
> possibly in addition to the 1024 squared system I am sure you guys are
> designing.

As a matter of fact, the system you describe is almost exactly what we're
working on.  In the works is a 68020-based system which has none of its own
I/O except for a pair of DMA ports.  It will plug into the back of a current
ST computer and act as a high-powered number cruncher.  The 68881 and
Motorola MMU will also be part of the hardware, with UNIX system V or some
close relation being the software part.  The ST acts as a "genius terminal".

--->Neil Harris @ Atari...{hoptoad, lll-lcc, pyramid, imagen, sun}!atari!neil

BIX: neilharris / CIS: 70007,1135 / Delphi: NEILHARRIS / GENIE: NHARRIS
WELL: neil / Atari Corp. BBS 408-745-5308 / Usually the OFFICIAL Atari opinion

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Date: Wed,  4 Mar 87 21:42:45 PST
From: <KJBSF@slacvm.bitnet>
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To: INFO-ATARI16@score.stanford.edu
Subject: An interesting crash

I've just found an interesting way to crash your ST, guaranteed.
Boot up with the control panel installed, and after you get the
desktop, open a disk window.  Then open the Control Panel and
re-select the disk window over it.  If you now try to select
anything on the control panel via the right-button deal the system
will come to a screeching halt.
    This sounds like a bug to me.

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Date: 4 Mar 87 19:38:05 GMT
From: sdcc6!sdcc12!st69@sdcsvax.ucsd.edu  (Este Sikstinon)
Subject: MegaST bus specification?
To: info-atari16@score.stanford.edu

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