The Sinclair QL Forum

suffice it to say that during development of a new driver, using LRESPR to load it into the system would be the ideal way to get a new driver in and replace the old driver. That should hopefully simplify things... Yes. The old driver is not actually replaced. The new driver is placed at the end of ...

Does the USB to Serial microcontroller device/software handle RS232 handshaking, hardware Ready/Busy, or XON/XOFF? Can it buffer data if QPC2 is says it's busy, or does it just pass the data through regardless? If it does not halt the data, then you would loose data. Which increasing the serial buff...

OK so here is Version 1.00

The Zip file contains NAServe itself, The source code, And a manual in Open Office & PDF formats.

There has not been any feedback about problems. So, working on the principle of, No news is good news. I will give it a few more days, Then slap V1.00 on it, do a manual, and release it with the source code.

How about exporting the database to Abacus, add the extra field, then import back into Archive.

Also, I don't think the MicroP interface supports directories.

Going back to the original question Hallo, I just bought a Microperipherals Disk Interface and Floppy Disk drive. It works with the QL (set jumpers to have DD 1440 sectors), it formats, reads and writes fine. The problem is when i try to read (and write) MP formatted disks using emulators (Qemulator...

This is a Network Access Server for the Black Box QL. It performs a similar function to FSERVE, but blocks access to devices and files on the server. Unless they are specifically shared. It has been back ported from my IP Network Device driver. And includes a few other Network improvements from that...

Thanks for that.

I am running a loop, where I need the pipe to be empty at the start of each loop. So I think I will just do the small INKEY$ loop at the start of each main loop.

Is there a way to test if a named PIPE in SMSQ/E is empty? EOF does not seem to work. Also how do you empty a PIPE, or ensure it is empty, If there is nothing in it you want. Closing and re opening does not seem to empty it. The only idea I have had is to run a loop reading it. If #4 is the open pip...