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wes
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PC junior
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Oct 30 04:43 UTC 1992 |
Anybody out there familiar with PC Juniors?
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daes
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response 1 of 8:
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Oct 30 12:01 UTC 1992 |
I am familiar with them to some degree. Used to service the
damn things, what are you looking for?
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power
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response 2 of 8:
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Oct 31 04:21 UTC 1992 |
Vortex on Nexuss Point had one - not sure if he still uses it much,
but he might have some stuff for it...
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wes
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response 3 of 8:
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Nov 1 04:07 UTC 1992 |
I have one of these things with some sort of memory expander.
It seems to have 640k but when I boot dos it only sees 128k.
I didn't know these things ran DOS anyway...I am really confused.
Can this thing run dos? How much memory can it have?
Is there anywhere I can get software for it.
(It isn't really mine, I have beened asked to research this for a young person
who can't afford a new computer.) Thanks for your help.
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ecl
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response 4 of 8:
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Nov 5 09:29 UTC 1992 |
last time I was over at UofM property dispositon, they had a
large pile of the things, with expantion stuff and carrying cases too.
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daes
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response 5 of 8:
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Nov 9 14:18 UTC 1992 |
The PCjr can run DOS, but to access more than 128K of RAM you must somehow
move the video RAM aside. Most expansion products carried a device driver
to do this. If you are missing this driver, I don't know how to access
the memory.
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wes
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response 6 of 8:
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Nov 25 16:01 UTC 1992 |
Hey, thanks, this information should get me moving again!
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klaus
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response 7 of 8:
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Nov 30 13:32 UTC 1992 |
I have both a Centronics printer adapter and 128Kb memory adaptor (plus
required device driver.) I'd be willing to part with for cheap.
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aiyi
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response 8 of 8:
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Feb 11 06:52 UTC 2004 |
Me too
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