[Coco] COCO3 System Arrangement of modules

Frank Pittel fwp at deepthought.com
Mon May 26 22:53:38 EDT 2008


Chris, John,

I think it would be a lot of fun to do this during a meeting. It's in
the same vein of me bringing a coco in so we could play games. It's
nice to get back to what the group is about. The coco!!

Frank

On Mon, May 26, 2008 at 08:09:56PM -0500, Christopher Hawks wrote:

> John T Chasteen said the following on 05/25/2008 11:16 AM:

>> Good Morning Coco Friends

>>

>> I know this is a holiday weekend and a lot of people didn't stay home.

>> I am still waiting for comments on the questions I still have.

>>

>> John

>> On Fri, 23 May 2008 20:47:55 -0500 John T Chasteen

>> <johnchasteen.2 at juno.com> writes:

>>> Chris

>>> Thanks for this info.

>>>

>>> I forgot to ask a question about the size of the CF device that is

>>> plugged into the CF Adapter(CFA).

>>> What is the limit on the storage size? Is there any prep before files are

>>> saved?

>>> Are the files saved or retrieved by file name? What is the command line

>>> to save a file on the

>>> on the unit that is plugged into the CFA?

>>>

>>> John

>

> John:

>

> The best size is the same as your CF from Cloud-9 (probably 256 Meg).

>

> The explanations for creating a backup of the CF are pretty long. How

> about we do this at the next Glenside meeting?? You'll need to bring your

> Coco, SuperIDE, Conpact Flash Adapter, MPI, and a floppy and drive to

> backup on the Coco. You'll need your laptop and a USB Compact Flash reader

> to do the backup on your laptop. You'll need both CF cards in any case.

>

> I'll CC the Club and we'll see if we can do this for the meeting.

> --

> Christopher R. Hawks

> HAWKSoft

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