Using an USB external floppy drive, I've been able to use my Mac to back up files from a big box of 3.5 inch floppies (800K, HD 1.4MB). But I cannot even read my DS 1MB floppies using either the external USB drive, or the drive of a Classic II. (The Classic II kept freezing up). What kind of driv...
and thank you to stop by. I have a HP Compaq DC5100 SFF business computer manufactured in 2003 (originally shipped with Windows XP SP1 but now has SP3). It takes up to a 3.4Ghz single processor on the main board (with up to 4GB of DDR2-SDRAM DIMM memory cards). However, what I wanted to know is i...
The SE FAQ for comments states that:
A user may delete one of their own comments at any time by clicking on the "Delete" button that appears to the right of the comment's timestamp when the comment is moused over.
(See under "Who can delete comments?".)
Moving comments to chat works in counter ...
@wizzwizz4, can you please remove my comments that you've converted to chat messages. Unlike how comments are meant to work, I cannot now delete them myself.
I have a SYM-1 with the following memory configuration:
How much memory is that? Those all appear to be L2114UCE chips, which are described as "Static 1024x4 NMOS RAM", but I'm not sure how to read that "1024x4". Does that mean 4KB each, meaning that this is a 64KB system?
I don't know if there are others, because the system doesn't tell when they're moved...
Also, I'm sorry to be a bother, it's not your fault that the system sucks. I just find it seriously wrong that volatile comments that can be deleted at any time turn into pretty much permanent chat messages... I should see if I can find the time and energy to rant about it on main meta, not that I expect more than an epsilon's chance of getting a change.
The SE FAQ for comments states that:
A user may delete one of their own comments at any time by clicking on the "Delete" button that appears to the right of the comment's timestamp when the comment is moused over.
(See under "Who can delete comments?".)
Moving comments to chat works in counter ...
I have a SYM-1 with the following memory configuration:
How much memory is that? Those all appear to be L2114UCE chips, which are described as "Static 1024x4 NMOS RAM", but I'm not sure how to read that "1024x4". Does that mean 4KB each, meaning that this is a 64KB system?
