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Re: Qubide. New list of people interested

Posted: Thu Aug 20, 2015 11:22 am
by tofro
And me as well - But (don't know about the others)

Memory expansion would maybe not be needed - I'd switch it off anyhow on the pass-through version....

Tobias

Re: Qubide. New list of people interested

Posted: Thu Aug 20, 2015 12:24 pm
by dilwyn
I'd prefer the pass-through design too, but happy to receive the existing design. I have 2 QLs (one in use) so I might buy another pass-through version later.

Re: Qubide. New list of people interested

Posted: Thu Aug 20, 2015 4:40 pm
by Ralf R.
I would also prefer a through-con. I have an old SQB 0kB (wrong bought from Ebay) which would be good for my FLPs.

Re: Qubide. New list of people interested

Posted: Thu Aug 20, 2015 6:32 pm
by jose_leandro
Hi

Ok then. I just send the files to make a prototype. If it works, I'll ask for some help in order to test it.

For me, it is important to say this does not alter the initial offering. That is, there is a list for the qubide ( the version that I know it works) and rom/eprom kit.

When the prototype will come, we will see. Remember that I am only a hobbyist not a professional seller :-P

Bye

José Leandro

Re: Qubide. New list of people interested

Posted: Thu Aug 20, 2015 6:36 pm
by tofro
We're not professional buyers either :D

(I.e. that is well understood)

Thanks for spending time on this,
Tobias

Re: Qubide. New list of people interested

Posted: Thu Aug 20, 2015 6:42 pm
by Outsoft
jose_leandro wrote:Hi
Ranma_Simon wrote:Interested too but...for preservation project...need to connect a Trump Card too...

Works on MGI rom too?
I know that there are some people that need/ would like a qubide with pass bus connector. I have a 4 layer PCB prototype with this feature but I 'm little scare to sent it to manufacture (this is my first 4 layer pcb) . I don't have problem in waste 10 2 layer pcb but 10 4 layer pcb are other thing ( there are more more expensive that 2 layer)

Other problem is that I can't test it because I don't have any other interface.

But, If there are people really interested, we can talk about it and try it.

About rom. I tested with minerva+tk2.20, JS+tk2.20 and MGE+tk.220 (and without tk) and works well. I can test wit MGI rom if you like

Bye

José Leandro

Very interested in all,thanks ;)

Re: Qubide. New list of people interested

Posted: Thu Aug 20, 2015 6:43 pm
by Outsoft
XorA wrote:Reading files from qubide on PC is quite easy!
Really?

How?

And we can put files from an IMG files or MDV dump too on it via PC?

Re: Qubide. New list of people interested

Posted: Thu Aug 20, 2015 6:45 pm
by Outsoft
So for me: QUBIDE + EXPANSION RAM ;)

NO TK2, I just have it in ROM too ^_^

Count on me.

Thanks.

Re: Qubide. New list of people interested

Posted: Thu Aug 20, 2015 6:53 pm
by tofro
Ranma_Simon wrote:
XorA wrote:Reading files from qubide on PC is quite easy!
Really?

How?
Connect the ATAPI drive (or whatever you use, I like/use DiskOnModules because you don't need an additional PSU or housing) - http://www.pollin.de/shop/dt/OTAyODkyOT ... 28_MB.html
(Have a look at the price ;) )
- directly to the PC using an USB<->ATAPI interface.

Jose Leandro's QubIDE replica comes with a downloadable image reader/writer application that then allows you to transfer files back and forth. (Make sure you only unzip on a QL, otherwise your headers get lost...)
Ranma_Simon wrote: And we can put files from an IMG files or MDV dump too on it via PC?
You'd probably want to use Martin Head's image driver, unpack it for example on QPC2 to "real" QL files, zip those up and transfer as above. I don't know of a more direct way.

Tobias

Re: Qubide. New list of people interested

Posted: Thu Aug 20, 2015 7:10 pm
by Outsoft
tofro wrote:
Ranma_Simon wrote:
XorA wrote:Reading files from qubide on PC is quite easy!
Really?

How?
Connect the ATAPI drive (or whatever you use, I like/use DiskOnModules because you don't need an additional PSU or housing) - http://www.pollin.de/shop/dt/OTAyODkyOT ... 28_MB.html
(Have a look at the price ;) )
- directly to the PC using an USB<->ATAPI interface.

Jose Leandro's QubIDE replica comes with a downloadable image reader/writer application that then allows you to transfer files back and forth. (Make sure you only unzip on a QL, otherwise your headers get lost...)
Ranma_Simon wrote: And we can put files from an IMG files or MDV dump too on it via PC?
You'd probably want to use Martin Head's image driver, unpack it for example on QPC2 to "real" QL files, zip those up and transfer as above. I don't know of a more direct way.

Tobias

Great!

Well I will need to transfer, most of all, the MDV images created from mDump on the real QL to the DISK ON MODULE or a CF CARD ;)

So If this program that on PC permit to READ the content of the QUBIDE formatted DRIVE and save the entire image on PC too (not q-emulatore) will be FANTASTIC!!!