The Sinclair QL Forum

Sparrowhawk wrote:From Rich at RWAP (via sellmyretro.com):

Mug (or indeed the coffee) not included

I'm looking to install it over the weekend. My QL is rather prone to key bounce, so hopefully this solves it.

Can someone put the disk on Dilwyn's site, or here? I have an Hermes, but not the disk.

Happy Birthday, Jan. I just think of the wonderful meetings in Eindhoven. What a great time! Sjef and you had made me love the Netherlands so much up until now.

He he...nice

I think, your GIF runs the wrong way...?

What bothers me most about the official SMSQ book is that the original QDOS names are not mentioned.

It's all too long ago and I have no personal interest in Qliberator, but I'm 95% sure there is (also) an issue with copyback cache. The default cache setting of SMSQ/E was reduced to writethrough just for Qliberated software, which of course cripples the Q60. Selfmodifying code? As far as Liberatio...

What kind of QLiberator issues are there? Problems with MMU? I had never problems of that kind with an hyperCache 030 on the Atari.

Is it possible to run QDOS with 128k on the Q68 and to have the same address room? Then it would be an alll-in-one machine

Absolute coding is always a problem, if the program runs on a different configuration. It may work on a standard QL with nothin plugged in. Even a disk I/F can cause problems. I know, that programs were written in this way, also with disabling the interrupts for speed reasons.

These RESPR and CALL things are always very silly and do not work with every configuration. Have you used absolute addresses?