Commie_User wrote:No, it's called the upside of living alone - with well thought out stacking. Though much as I love it all, I do hope this is out of my system when I'm 50.
By the time you're 50 you will be on one of those mass hoarder programmes.
Re: Atari ST MIDI handyman well worth downloading
Posted: 07/11/2012 - 17:31
by Vosla
Dumper wrote:
Commie_User wrote:No, it's called the upside of living alone - with well thought out stacking. Though much as I love it all, I do hope this is out of my system when I'm 50.
By the time you're 50 you will be on one of those mass hoarder programmes.
The computer equivalent to the Simpsons crazy cat lady ?
Re: Atari ST MIDI handyman well worth downloading
Posted: 02/02/2014 - 21:58
by Commie_User
Well there are still some things I wouldn't fancy hoarding. Like this Polish Atari clone.
It's simpler than even the video makes out. Just boot the ST disk (made on the PC with FloImg), run PCSLAVE in DOS* and adjust the transfer speed to 19200. Then when you access the ST's 'Z' drive, you're 'in' the PC hard drive.
...As long as it's FAT. In which case, have the ST select, ooo, A:\ on the PC or something.
Then gather some disk images, having maybe Steem extract them to your folder of choice. But this is still a transfer system at the end of the day, so you can't actually run from the PC.
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* Myself, I don't even need DOSBOX to run that in ME. But I know that's very rare out of the box: viewtopic.php?f=3&t=10418
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£0 should be the right price. And just the ticket for a samples hub. From Amiga games to Atari Stereo Master!
Just one thing missing for me though - a disk image interface, emulator-style, runnable in Windows. But can't have it all. (And other programs extract to a folder anyway.)
