Cry for help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hello Random!
> On 13 Nov 1997 19:00:55 +0300, eug...@mavlin.vt.rovno.ua (Tyukaev Eugene
> Vladimirovich) wrote:
>
> >Seva just don’t say it’s a scam, it’s better help in any way you can!
> okay, I’ll try to hold on....
:))))
>
> >tell me, help! what could this be???
>
> it looks very much like a breakdown of some kind of micro in the controller unit, and not the VGshka.
so I’m saying that the VGshka is making noise in another computer!
Christmas, could this be due to the fact that part of the RAM is RU5 and RU7?
what kind of nonsense is that?
> hmmm, to be honest, I don’t know how to fix this without seeing it and without touching the computer
> and there are no masters nearby, Zhenya? if not, then we will think further. here
I am my own master, I gave it to one, and he fiddled with it and left it :(
> there are probably a lot of people who understand this better than me. good luck...
it would be useful to me, THX!
>
> p.s. after all, it’s a pentagon....
eh, I couldn’t resist :)
> Regards,
> Random
Eugene AKA Point777 of CrazyBrothers/Phantasy

Hello Alex!
> Hello Tyukaev Eugene Vladimirovich! In a message of 13 Nov 97 Tyukaev Eugene Vladimirovich wrote to All:
>
> TEV> frightened, well, help me!
> TEV> the trouble is this: when reading from a floppy disk (even if you take a directory
> TEV>), it reads with errors, let’s say there is a “boot” file, it shows it to me
> TEV> as “bgot” and he’s lying about the length, and if I start formatting a floppy disk
> TEV>, then generally
> TEV> is insanity!
> TEV> that’s what I did: I changed floppy drives, floppy disks, but it’s interesting when I
> TEV> changed the VG93, the errors decreased, but they were there, and the old VGshka
> TEV> plows normally in my work computer, I have Pentagon128.
>
> Does it happen that when entering TR-DOS it resets? The data reading circuit on
no, this does not happen, it happens that when exiting TR-DOS (after directories,
sheets and breaks) it resets, or freezes with 3 horizontal bars
across the screen (software)
> the controller may be to blame, or the floating ROM of the dosya (which in theory
it was normal before, I’ve been sitting without a computer for about 3 months,
moved to cassette tapes, and so many new things have already arrived!
> maybe). Try changing on the TM2 controller which is for reading, or
> the ROM is up to date.
already changed TM2 - without results :(
for me64K, pzushka, as I understand it, change it or something (everything is there)
>
> TEV> Seva, don’t say that this is a scam, better help in any way you can!
> So that’s what he is, a scam! :-)))))) I've never seen something like this.
it's shit, and multicolors are mostly riveted under it ;)
yes, me too, something happened, but what?
>
> TEV> and some other glitch, most likely it's connected with this, because
> TEV> I don't think I had it before:
> TEV> I'm typing a simple program in 128 BASIC
>
> With tr-dosa, if you don’t read from the drive, but just do something, it doesn’t
> reset? What frequency are both quartzes at?
it doesn’t just reset, but if there is a break with CAT or LIST, and when
exit via RETURN it usually crashes, although this didn’t seem to happen before
at 14 and 8 MHz
>
> If you can, go to the circuit, it will be easier to figure out.
oh, if you scan it, then it will be wretched :(
although if only the circuit controller,
only I can’t get into it - why did I start resetting,
and what’s most interesting is that with different VGs there are sometimes fewer, sometimes more
glitches!!!
thanks for the advice, I’ll try
>
> Best regards, Alex from FFC COMPUTERS.

Hello Alex Gofman !!!
> Hello Tyukaev !
>
> Thursday Nov 13 1997, Tyukaev Eugene Vladimirovich writes to All:
>
> I also recently had similar problems - either TR-DOS hung (sometimes it didn’t
> go into it at all), then all sorts of glitches appeared when typing tests, well, that is almost
> everything is like yours. And now about the main thing - the reason for all this was a bad contact on
> one of the address pins on RU5 (I had a “sandwich” soldered and the upper RUSHK made poor
> contact with the lower one). After a thorough inspection and a couple of minutes of work with a soldering iron
> the computer worked normally. So - look, most of all it’s a computer with
> memory. :)
it may very well be!!!!
because I, so to speak, exceeded 512K, and I have 7 rubles - RU7
how do you know that it’s the address ones????
maybe it wasn’t that at all? :(
tell me more about your glitches, I'd like to compare!
>
> $$$ With best wishes ... Alex
>
Eugene AKA Point777 of CrazyBrothers/Phantasy 2:4621/2.777

Hello Tyukaev !

Thursday November 13 1997 19:00, Tyukaev Eugene Vladimirovich ─── All:

[.....]
TEV> before: I'm typing a simple program in 128 BASIC

TEV> 10 randomize usr 15619:rem:load"intro"code16384
TEV> 20 go to 10

TEV> I see how errors are thrown in different ways,
TEV> I do BREAK, and the computer resets to zero, or resets somehow!
TEV> tell me, help! what could it be???
Anything... Try to grasp the system. If the same bit(s) are corrupted in all bytes
then... check the tracks/chips in the
drive controller.

Good luck! Evgeny.

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