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Mhhh this worked fine on my 1084S clone, but not on my multisync monitor, which this is meant for.
I finally snatched Crystal for a good price! Now, this has been battery modded before but the way it was done... Holy moly. The battery was just shoved in-between the lugs of the old one. No soldering done. Only held on by tape. Also, a CR2032 fits fine into the GBC shells.
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So, I keep folders for every one of my hobbies and I try to keep everything that belongs to that hobby contained within that folder. And that includes specific programs that are outside of my package manager's repositories. Hence I also have a local folder, with a bin folder, that I add to my PATH.
But often I also need the occasional Windows program. For that I use q4wine and I keep the wineprefix and q4wine config folder also contained there. I wrote a little noscript to place/update symlinks in my local user's folders that point to these folders.
But often I also need the occasional Windows program. For that I use q4wine and I keep the wineprefix and q4wine config folder also contained there. I wrote a little noscript to place/update symlinks in my local user's folders that point to these folders.
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Fixed: Philips VS0080/00
A 1084 style monitor branded for the NMS MSX line of computers by Philips. And as a 1084 style it had the typical problem all those monitors will eventually develop: broken power switch. It's a double pole double throw switch where the latching mechanism relies on a piece of plastic that just breaks after 30 or so years. Don't bother with finding exact replacement parts, they are all NOS and will break after a few years. Try to adapt a more robust switch instead.
A 1084 style monitor branded for the NMS MSX line of computers by Philips. And as a 1084 style it had the typical problem all those monitors will eventually develop: broken power switch. It's a double pole double throw switch where the latching mechanism relies on a piece of plastic that just breaks after 30 or so years. Don't bother with finding exact replacement parts, they are all NOS and will break after a few years. Try to adapt a more robust switch instead.