The Big MegaFlashROM SCC+ SD Topic | MSX Resource Center (Pagina 23/96)

Resident (50)

30-10-2013, 23:23

Thanks; I guess one benefit would be to leave the one card in permanently, using the other as the main transfer method between MSX - PC. Whereas a single slot means I'd need to remove and reinsert the one card every time.

Van meits

Scribe (6530)

31-10-2013, 08:28

That is no problem because it's hot swappable...

Van Guillian

Prophet (3513)

31-10-2013, 08:58

Meits wrote:

/U

That's what you got to add... Thanks to MSX MeiSterX BiFi who just told me on IRC...

We talked about that in this thread :P

Van anonymous

incognito ergo sum (116)

31-10-2013, 11:18

Couldn't find it anymore after searching with the keywords I though were logical... I did however remember this was talked about somewhere on this site. But since there's so much talk about this great machine of yours, things get hard to find.
I think I'll start a "think about this and that list" for myself by scanning all messages about this device and the manual

Van Guillian

Prophet (3513)

31-10-2013, 10:12

Coming soon: EVA videos ;)

Van Colemu

Hero (542)

02-11-2013, 17:14

Still enjoying using the MegaFR SD, just wondered if there was a Symbos Driver yet??

Van Guillian

Prophet (3513)

02-11-2013, 22:41

As far as I know nobody is working on a Symbos driver.

Van megatron-uk

Resident (50)

16-11-2013, 12:10

Just thought I'd let people know that Manuel has a new version of the MegaFlashRom available; he was out of stock of the carts last week when I tried to order one, but has new models available now - in addition to the SCC+ sound, SD reader and onboard flash features, he now has a model with all those, plus an additional 512kbytes of ram available as a memory mapper.

Not sure if it's on the website yet - but it sounds like pretty much the ultimate expansion.

Van Pac

Scribe (6895)

16-11-2013, 14:38

Precisely I was writing the news post. ;)

Van Marq

Champion (387)

05-12-2013, 15:16

Got a 512k mapper version, but my Philips 8245 doesn't seem to agree and only shows the standard 128k/128k, whereas a Sony MSX2+ shows the full amount.