- Welcome to CPCWiki forum.
The ultimate Amstrad CPC community!
News:
Printed Amstrad Addict magazine announced, check it out here!
Recent posts
#1
J
Technical support - Hardware related / Re: Who would add a switch to ...
Last post by Jonathan - Today at 15:55There's one in post #20 of the other thread. "Lots of" is from my perspective. From yours it might not be daunting at all.
#2
Yes, still available and shipping from France
#3
Can you run SymbOS?
If yes, check if you can access the drive from SymbOS.
AFAIK Unidos needs some storage to save its configuration but this can't be the USB stick and has to be eg NVRAM or the sd card. Maybe this is related to the fact that it's not recognized.
If yes, check if you can access the drive from SymbOS.
AFAIK Unidos needs some storage to save its configuration but this can't be the USB stick and has to be eg NVRAM or the sd card. Maybe this is related to the fact that it's not recognized.
#4
Is the memory expansion still available? I'm from Portugal, do you ship from Europe?
#5
Technical support - Hardware related / Re: Who would add a switch to ...
Last post by eto - Today at 13:52Quote from: Jonathan on Yesterday at 23:01it has lots of wires cable tied together and can't be removed fully from the case.That sounds a bit strange. Can you take a picture of the cable and the Gotek?
#6
Quote from: norecess464 on Today at 01:48With all the respect I have for people going to the Evoke demoparty (and I know few of them!);I was joking
I prefer releasing the game at a dedicated Amstrad event (Benediction Coding #5), triggering lots of discussions with friends about the game, the platform... than trying to compete for a prize with a bunch of random people/platforms.
And playing with the fact that Evoke is waaay closer to me than BND#5 #7
J
Technical support - Hardware related / Re: Who would add a switch to ...
Last post by Jonathan - Today at 10:38The United Kingdom. Though if nobody local can do it I either take the risk on doing it myself, or look into international postage! Thanks.
#8
A
Technical support - Hardware related / Re: 6128+ Keyboard Membrame
Last post by Anthony Flack - Today at 10:15That's a tidy-looking 6128+ you have now.
I had to resort to getting a 464+ and sticking extra memory in (which is fortunately very easy). Mine also needed a new membrane; I should have tried the conductive paint idea.
I had to resort to getting a 464+ and sticking extra memory in (which is fortunately very easy). Mine also needed a new membrane; I should have tried the conductive paint idea.
#9
S
Technical support - Hardware related / Re: Who would add a switch to ...
Last post by St-BeidE(DE/GB) - Today at 10:08What Country are you from?
I guess it is too expensive to send it across
two borders - and even more expensive,
across the ocean.
Stefan
I guess it is too expensive to send it across
two borders - and even more expensive,
across the ocean.
Stefan
#10
Technical support - Hardware related / Re: 6128+ Keyboard Membrame
Last post by tibbs1972 - Today at 09:34Unfortunately I didn't take an actual picture of the paint job, as it was a bit messy and I was concentrating on getting it done.
I decided to paint all the way across the bottom of the Membrame and scrape between the lines with a ruler and small screw driver.
The Paint was dry in an hour. It seemed to work ok.
I decided to paint all the way across the bottom of the Membrame and scrape between the lines with a ruler and small screw driver.
The Paint was dry in an hour. It seemed to work ok.