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Emax SE HD rack - drive help

2015-10-22 by nuwavboy@...

Greetings fellow humans -


second time owing the rack, trying to figure this out again. I have floppies that boot the SE1.1 OS, but the internal drive is not reading. Do I need a different OS to boot the internal hard drive? Should I assume the hard drive is toast? It looks like the original miniscribe.


I bought a greenleeDB25 punch and have ordered a DB25 to IDC50 bracket so I can run it off an external zip.


Last one I had, I put a slim floppy in it and a Micron cf card reader something or other. I'm wondering if it would be better to put a slim floppy and a scsi to IDE adaptor with a CF reader in it? Since the floppy is working, it seems like more work and I have plenty of scsi ZIP drives laying around.


thoughts?


tom

Re: [emax] Emax SE HD rack - drive help

2015-10-22 by Ted Summers

SE 1.1 OS doesn’t have HD support.
There is a SE + HD 1.1 OS, but it doesn’t support other than SCSI ID 0 (boot drive)  
You should use PLUS 1.0 OS which will allow SCSI ID 0-6.
It’s in the files section.

-T



On Oct 22, 2015, at 11:01 AM, nuwavboy@... [emax] <emax@yahoogroups.com> wrote:


Greetings fellow humans - 



second time owing the rack, trying to figure this out again. I have floppies that boot the SE1.1 OS, but the internal drive is not reading. Do I need a different OS to boot the internal hard drive? Should I assume the hard drive is toast? It looks like the original miniscribe.



  I bought a greenleeDB25 punch and have ordered a DB25 to IDC50 bracket so I can run it off an external zip. 



  Last one I had, I put a slim floppy in it and a Micron cf card reader something or other. I'm wondering if it would be better to put a slim floppy and a scsi to IDE adaptor with a CF reader in it? Since the floppy is working, it seems like more work and I have plenty of scsi ZIP drives laying around.



thoughts?



tom

Re: [emax] Emax SE HD rack - drive help

2015-10-22 by nuwavboy@...

Ok - frustrating day....

Downloaded and installed Emxp and omniflop drivers.

I can "format" a floppy and install the OS but then the Emax 1 will start to read it, get about 10 secs in, and then the screen just goes blank. If I take that same disk out and put it back into Emxp, it says the disk is unformatted and cant be read.

If I format a disk using the Emax, Emxp will not read it...

not sure what to try next. This is on a windows XP machine with a built in floppy. Is there a secret to getting Emxp up and running properly for the Emax1? I just want to burn a new os so I can see if the HD is working...

tom

Re: [emax] Emax SE HD rack - drive help

2015-10-23 by Ted Summers

You say a PC with a built in floppy.
Is it a laptop?  (the floppy could be USB then, which I don’t think would work….

Other possibilities: head alignment is not correct.
Suggestion: 
Format floppy in Emax with original OS.
Verify the floppy boots the Emax
take the Emax floppy drive OUT of Emax.
Hook it to PC floppy cable and power. 
Now go into EMXP and write the OS image to the EMAX drive ( in this way assuring head alignment of the written disk is the same).

Once you have 1 good floppy…you can make other floppies, see if the HD is seen, etc.

-T




On Oct 22, 2015, at 4:30 PM, nuwavboy@... [emax] <emax@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

Ok - frustrating day....


 Downloaded and installed Emxp and omniflop drivers.

  I can "format" a floppy and install the OS but then the Emax 1 will start to read it, get about 10 secs in, and then the screen just goes blank. If I take that same disk out and put it back into Emxp, it says the disk is unformatted and cant be read.

 If I format a disk using the Emax, Emxp will not read it...

  not sure what to try next. This is on a windows XP machine with a built in floppy.  Is there a secret to getting Emxp up and running properly for the Emax1? I just want to burn a new os so I can see if the HD is working...

tom

I need to replace the VCOs on a very old Emu Modular..

2015-11-01 by mark sherkus

Hi can anybody point me in the direction of the guy who had remade Emu sub mod or A VCO kit a while back? thanks,Mark
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On Fri, 10/23/15, Ted Summers djtbs1@... [emax] <emax@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
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 Subject: Re: [emax] Emax SE HD rack  - drive help
 To: emax@yahoogroups.com
 Date: Friday, October 23, 2015, 12:08 AM
 
 
  
 
 
 
   
 
 
     
       
       
       You say a PC with a built in floppy.Is it a laptop?  (the floppy
 could be USB then, which I don’t think would
 work….
 Other possibilities: head
 alignment is not correct.Suggestion: Format floppy in Emax with
 original OS.Verify the
 floppy boots the Emaxtake the Emax floppy drive OUT of
 Emax.Hook it to PC
 floppy cable and power. Now go into EMXP and write the OS
 image to the EMAX drive ( in this way assuring head
 alignment of the written disk is the same).
 Once you have 1 good floppy…you
 can make other floppies, see if the HD is seen,
 etc.
 -T
 
 
 
 On Oct 22, 2015, at 4:30 PM, nuwavboy@...
 [emax] <emax@yahoogroups.com>
 wrote:
 Ok - frustrating day....
  Downloaded and installed Emxp
 and omniflop drivers.
   I can "format" a
 floppy and install the OS but then the Emax 1 will start to
 read it, get about 10 secs in, and then the screen just goes
 blank. If I take that same disk out and put it back into
 Emxp, it says the disk is unformatted and cant be
 read.
  If I format a disk using the
 Emax, Emxp will not read it...
   not sure what to try next.
 This is on a windows XP machine with a built in floppy.  Is
 there a secret to getting Emxp up and running properly for
 the Emax1? I just want to burn a new os so I can see if the
 HD is working...
 tom
 
 
 
     
      
 
     
     
 
 
 
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Re: [emax] I need to replace the VCOs on a very old Emu Modular..

2015-11-01 by enn cee


http://www.amsynths.co.uk/


On Sunday, November 1, 2015, mark sherkus sparkyscorp@... [emax] <emax@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
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Hi can anybody point me in the direction of the guy who had remade Emu sub mod or A VCO kit a while back? thanks,Mark
--------------------------------------------
On Fri, 10/23/15, Ted Summers djtbs1@... [emax] <emax@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

Subject: Re: [emax] Emax SE HD rack - drive help
To: emax@yahoogroups.com
Date: Friday, October 23, 2015, 12:08 AM












You say a PC with a built in floppy.Is it a laptop? (the floppy
could be USB then, which I don’t think would
work….
Other possibilities: head
alignment is not correct.Suggestion: Format floppy in Emax with
original OS.Verify the
floppy boots the Emaxtake the Emax floppy drive OUT of
Emax.Hook it to PC
floppy cable and power. Now go into EMXP and write the OS
image to the EMAX drive ( in this way assuring head
alignment of the written disk is the same).
Once you have 1 good floppy…you
can make other floppies, see if the HD is seen,
etc.
-T



On Oct 22, 2015, at 4:30 PM, nuwavboy@...
[emax] <emax@yahoogroups.com>
wrote:
Ok - frustrating day....
Downloaded and installed Emxp
and omniflop drivers.
I can "format" a
floppy and install the OS but then the Emax 1 will start to
read it, get about 10 secs in, and then the screen just goes
blank. If I take that same disk out and put it back into
Emxp, it says the disk is unformatted and cant be
read.
If I format a disk using the
Emax, Emxp will not read it...
not sure what to try next.
This is on a windows XP machine with a built in floppy. Is
there a secret to getting Emxp up and running properly for
the Emax1? I just want to burn a new os so I can see if the
HD is working...
tom











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