[Coco] nitros9 questions

[Christopher Hawks]

Gene Heskett said the following on 05/11/2008 06:16 PM:
> On Sunday 11 May 2008, Christopher Hawks wrote:
>> Gene Heskett said the following on 05/11/2008 03:48 PM:
>>> On Sunday 11 May 2008, Christopher Hawks wrote:
>>>> Gene Heskett said the following on 05/10/2008 09:38 PM:
>>>>> On Saturday 10 May 2008, Christopher Hawks wrote:
>>>>>> Gene Heskett said the following on 05/10/2008 08:11 PM:
>>>>>>> I understand you have a CDF filesystem now, what are you asking for
>>>>>>> that? I already have a scsi cd-r drive.
>>>>>> 	Yes, I sell CDF (CD rom filemanager) for both 6x09 and 68000
>>>>>> (Nitr)OS-9. The 6x09 version (specify which) is $25 and the 68000
>>>>>> version is $50.
>>>>> Url for a secure order?
>>>> 	Don't have one. I can take PayPal or you can send me a check.
>>>>
>>>> HAWKSoft
>>>> 25818 Hunter Rd.
>>>> Harvard, Il. 60033
>>> Oohhkayy, as soon as I get a printer working on the coco, I'll cut a check
>>> & send it, or have the bank send it actually.  The bank may not have the
>>> item on the check, so it will be the 6309 version I want.
>> 	Ready and waiting! You get all 3 versions (6809L1, 6809L2, and 6309L2)  You
>> can dsave the directories right into the NitrOS9 distribution disk and
>> uncomment their entries in standard.bl to build a new bootfile.
> 
> Chuckle, thanks Chris.  I about wore myself out today trying to rig a loop 
> from the bitbanger port to a usb adapter and an extension cable up to this 
> box, and from here via another extension cable to a fairly new c88 
> downstairs.  But the c88 doesn't seem like it wants to clean its nozzles for 
> black and magenta, sat too long in the box & dried out I guess,  Now, when I 
> get to town, I'm looking for a specific brother laser that claims to 
> understand IBM ProPrinter as that just might understand ascii & its not much 
> more than a big buck.  Tomorrow I think, the weather here threatened 
> tornado's all afternoon, but none came calling although we did get the 
> impression that they found the instructions written on the heel of that 
> famous boot full of used water.  And inch or so at least.
> 
> Plus I about used me up running up and down the stairs rigging those usb 
> extension cables.  And I know I've got a db9 gender changer that's female on 
> both sides, but haven't found it yet, so I'll have to get one of those while 
> in town.

	Yeah, I'm learning the feeling. That's why everything including the computer 
room is on 1 (one) floor since we moved (back) to Illinois.

> Besides, tomorrow I might find out what they want to do with my slowly failing 
> heart, it was down to only 44 a minute a week ago last Wednesday for a little 
> while.  And that is crimping my normal pace a bit.  Darnit.

	A good friend says her pacemaker gave her back her life. She had problems with 
a slow heart and had one put in about 10 years ago. When she was only 80!!

-- 
Christopher R. Hawks
HAWKSoft
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