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|    Message 985 of 2,243    |
|    Benny Pedersen to Wilfred van Velzen    |
|    Re: Amiga echo long live like Amiga :-)    |
|    08 Jul 06 06:49:14    |
      Hello Wilfred!              06 Jul 06 00:29, Wilfred van Velzen wrote to Benny Pedersen:               BP>>>>>> just to wake anyone up and see who is left ?        WvV>>>>> But who still uses an Amiga?        BP>> aminet ?, i follow them, around 5 new files uploaded makes me think that         BP>> amiga still is abit alive :-)        WvV> Ok, there is still live... What were the files about?              its not just pictures, as there is seems to me still c coders around :-)              http://www.aminet.net/               WvV>>> I haven't been following the developments around the new hardware        WvV>>> and os's for a couple of years now. Is there anything new?        BP>> AmiAthlon seems dead :/, AROS lives but is not free        WvV> I don't even know what they are, or what they look like.              same here, maybe AROS team wake up and find fidonet and the amiga echo ?              AROS = Amiga Replacement OS               WvV> Any news on the hardware front?              i don't know realy, i just hope hardware wonders join fidonet and amiga               WvV>>> Or has it all died out...        BP>> don't say that, it might happend        WvV> Sorry! ;)              until then its time for UAE to make something, and have it on aminet               BP>> if i remember you have an a1200 ? :-)               WvV> A1200? I have a A4000 and a A500 (gathering dust), before that a         WvV> A1000... Is the A1200 an actual machine?              yes it is, try searching http://www.google.com/ :-)               WvV> I don't remember that...?              a1200 is a lightwigth a4000       a500 do as a a600, but a500 plus is realy just an a600 in hardware where the       a500 ports is still the samme, where its changed on a600 to be like the a1200       is              and a500 plus have no pcmcia card slot, a600 can only have 2M chip mem, and if       you want more you need a new computer :/              a600 and a1200 can have mem extensions on pcmcia cardslots, but you can max       have 4M internel mem in the 8M autoconfig range so, problem is that the       cardslot is in the autoconfig memory range, for realy no reason :/(               WvV>>> I doubt the amiga floppies I have saved somewhere in a box, are        WvV>>> still readable... It must be more than 5 years since they have seen         WvV>>> some daylight! ;              its true that floppys not last long, but i bet thay can be if its good floppys       and you did not just put them around the monitor where there is manigtic       things, even c64 floppys holds very good :-)               BP>> thats why i belive its a good ting trade mark to save it some where        WvV> Indeed! Can Amiga floppies be red on a PC?              yes if you are lucky to have a drive that can run 150 RPM :-)              most pc drives can only 300              remember crossdos on amiga ? :-)               WvV> Or do you need to start your Amiga to convert them to files?              that will work yes :-)               WvV>>> + Origin: Amiga Offline BBS Lisse (2:280/464)        BP>> where is amiganet zone 40 gone ? :(        BP>> silended died ?        WvV> It's been gone since November 2003, on Don Plesky's own request. He         WvV> was the only node left and didn't see a point in continue to poll...              lol, Don be back :-)               WvV> He is however still listed in de fido-nodelist, so he might even be         WvV> connected here? Don? ;)              he could atleast use UAE :-=)               Regards Benny              ... there can only be one way of life, and it works :)              --- Msged/LNX 6.1.2 (Linux/2.4.20-43_41.rh8.0.at (i686))        * Origin: There is no place like 127.0.0.1 if its not for (2:237/53)    |
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