mikecad

Many thanks, I'll order the three and take it from there!

Hi there, Does anyone know the default resistor block configuration for the TT030? Mine has had past lives, things have been done to it, internal hard disks added and removed. I have no resistor blocks in place near the SCSI chip. I am trying to integrate a BlueSCSI v2 which isn't working. Figured if I got things back to "stock", I'd try from there.

I’d love to buy a TT keyboard with a UK spec if anyone has one they no longer want or need.

Hi there, I recently acquired an Atari 1040STF with TOS 1.0 and when booting I got a red screen and nothing else. I replaced the TOS chips with known working ones from an STFM and now when I fire it up I get a green screen but with static graphical corruption, the disk drive light stays on and the machine is frozen and gets no further, no actual desktop icons etc. I've tested voltages around the board, chips etc and I see a happy 5v. Any ideas? I was thinking RAM but of course these are soldered in and there is a lot of them Thanks, Mike..

There is something bizarre about this forum. I spent a day scratching my head on this, trying different permutations etc. As soon as I post I check the routing tab file and see that the subnet is incorrect for the IP's I'm using. Change the IP's and everything is now working. This is the second time for me that a post to this forum has presented a lightbulb moment!

Hi there, I bought a netusbee from Lotharek to use in my Falcon 030. I am using TOS and the latest Sting software and downloaded the relevant ENEC3.STX file for the Falcon and dropped it into the folder with the other STX files. When I boot it loads TCP/IP and I am able to go into control panel and configure a static address and subnet mask. I am using 192.168.0.11 with a mask of 255.255.255.0. I have also confirmed that a MAC address has appeared in the configuration. My Windows machine is using an address of 192.168.0.10 with a mask of 255.255.255.0. I can confirm that the Ethernet is ticked as Active in the Sting configuration. It does seem to have a solid green light on the activity side of things though, but I can't ping either machine from the other. The Falcon can ping itself on loopback and its own address. I have tried with a crossover cable from the Windows PC to Falcon, I have also tried connecting them to an old 3com switch using regular cables. I get link lights ok. In the crossover scenario I set the NIC on the Windows PC to auto, to 10mb full and 10mb half with no change in behaviour. Bit stuck now, any suggestions?

Got some, thanks anyway

Hi there, I'm missing quite a lot of screws on my Falcons and my Atari ST's and I wanted to put that right. I'm wanting to get originals if possible as I'm really fussy about things looking right. Any ideas where I could get the from? Or does anyone know the exact spec of screw I should be looking for? Thanks! Mike...