7GMADISO%POMONA.BITNET@wiscvm.wisc.edu (02/27/87)
I was just wondering if I'm the only Tandy user out here in NetLand.
I have, use and ADORE a Tandy Model 4P, which (currently) has 128k
and 2 DSDD 5.25" floppies; I hope to be upgrading to at least 512k
and 6MHz clock fairly soon; the 640x240 hires graphics board is under
consideration too.
I would appreciate hearing from other Tandy users; perhaps we can
exchange some hints/tips and PD software.
George Madison
7GMADISO@POMONA.BITNET
cculver@wheaton.UUCP (03/05/87)
In article <4721@brl-adm.ARPA> 7GMADISO%POMONA.BITNET@wiscvm.wisc.edu writes: > > >I was just wondering if I'm the only Tandy user out here in NetLand. > George Madison Here's one. I run a Model 4 with 2 DSDD 5.25" drives (390k each), 2 8" DSDD drives (1.25 meg each), 5.77 mh clock...hom, hoom, what else...Holmes disk controller, CP/M (Monte, of course), 128k. No hi-res graphics as I have seen absolutely zilcho in software for it, and I'm not interested at this point in writing my own. Do you mean you're upgrading to 512k direct-address memory (but then 8 bits can't address that much memory) or do you mean a 512k ramdisk? --calvin culver-- ...ihnp4!invest!wheaton!cculver Cculver@wheaton.UUCP 515 W. Harrison St. Wheaton, IL 60187 (312) 682-1224 Anyone can make a computer dance with a meg of internal memory Real programmers do it in 8 bits (Long live CP/M)