Just a little something for NANO-PEB Users

[Omega-TI]

I know this is not much, but I figured I share this little sheet with you Nano-PEB users.

It's sometimes difficult to keep track of where everything is, this helps a little.

 

NanoSheet.pdf

[+OLD CS1]

Cool. I have 2400 volumes...

[Omega-TI]

Cool. I have 2400 volumes...

 

Do you use them all? I have 2,501 and I only use 15 of them (if you don't count backup volumes) and even then it's hard to keep track of all the stuff! I suppose I could have at least made the sheet go to 100 instead of 30, but it is what it is. I might consider that in the future.

[samishal]

I really need tos tart using mine more, I end up using classic99 more often than not, thanks for the document.

[+acadiel]

Anyone have guidance on a 2GB or so CF card (brand, etc) that I could use instead of the 32MB one it came with so that I can do something like this?

 

I'd like to move all my volumes (including the Jim Peterson Tigercub, all my TI disks, Cyc disks, etc) over to a large CF card and then use CF2K to create a printed set of directories.

[+Lee Stewart]

Anyone have guidance on a 2GB or so CF card (brand, etc) that I could use instead of the 32MB one it came with so that I can do something like this?

 

I'd like to move all my volumes (including the Jim Peterson Tigercub, all my TI disks, Cyc disks, etc) over to a large CF card and then use CF2K to create a printed set of directories.

 

I'll check my nanoPEB when I get home tomorrow—I'm pretty sure it is 2GB.

 

...lee

[+OLD CS1]

Mine is a 4GB SanDisk.

[Omega-TI]

Anyone have guidance on a 2GB or so CF card (brand, etc) that I could use instead of the 32MB one it came with so that I can do something like this?

 

I'd like to move all my volumes (including the Jim Peterson Tigercub, all my TI disks, Cyc disks, etc) over to a large CF card and then use CF2K to create a printed set of directories.

 

These ones work (if you can find them)...