"Super problem of the century" or _something else_!!!

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From Max Lanskih To All 30 September 1997


░▒▓Hi, Andrey!▓▒░

27 Sep 97 at 22:07 Andrey Kythevich wrote: TO: All

AK> Hello user All!

AK> There is a floppy disk recorded on a speckie. It is read freely by the emulsion, which works
AK> directly with floppy disks. But Shalaev's emulator does not want to reset it to
AK> screw,
AK> writes disk error. Is it a distortion in my brain or someone's jokes?

It was the case... Indeed, the Shalaevsky emulsion practically does not read discs
written on Speccy (only formatted on a PC). I did this:
1. I format the disk on Speccy in RDS v*.* without any bells and whistles (Interleave,
LagTrack)
2. I write some commander (Monster Com 2) and software on it that needs to be
overtaken.
3. On a PC I format another disk under TR-Dos (for example, in HoFormat). Better than 3.5"
4. In the emulator that reads disks in real time, I run the commander (see ^^^^)
5. I copy all the software from 'A' to 'B'.
6. And finally, in the Shalaevsky emule I create a file from the disk.

I also heard that if you write Speccy programs to a disk formatted on a PC, then
you can overtake them in the Shalaev emulator. But it didn’t work for me...

AK> Question number two. There is a file in the hobeta format. How many operations do I need to do in order to finally start the program from it on the
AK> Shalaev emulator? Isn’t it easier to just hang yourself?

It’s not enough! v0.12and copy everything you need.

Max.! __ __ ! __! __! __
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From Alexey Ivanov To All 1 October 1997


Hi Max!

Tue 30 Sep 1997 12:33, Max Lanskih wrote to Andrey Kythevich:

ML> I also heard that if you write
ML> programs on Speccy to a disk formed on a PC, then you can distill them in the Shalaevsky emulsion. But
ML> it didn’t work for me...

I format it with HOFORMAT. On the Spectrum I copy everything I want onto this disk,
after that into the emulator. Everything works and everything is readable.

Sincerely, Alexey Ivanov