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That does imply that the retrofit writes something back to the diskette. All I know is that I 
never had an SE retrofit disk, I had a disk with a bank on it that contained the SE HD 
OS, I used the copy software function to copy the OS onto my HD and that was it.

On 24 Oct 2001 at 14:12, mr julian. wrote:

> 
>  --- John Silveria <emaxjs@...> wrote: 
> > The SE upgrade is indeed nothing but a OS upgrade
> > that came on 1 disc, nothing more. 
> 
> Here's a quote straight out of the PDF file for the
> EMAX SE update manual (from emulatorarchive.com)
> 
>  8< - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
> 
> To Update Your Emax:
> 1. Locate the Emax SE Retrofit disk. This disk
> contains the SE software.
> 2. Make sure that the write protect window is closed
> (Unprotected).
> 3. Boot up your Emax with the SE Retrofit disk.
> 4. The SE update will be done automatically and Emax
> will display: “SE Updated. Please Re-boot”.
> 5. Remove the SE Retrofit disk and switch off Emax.
> Switch power on again and re-insert the disk.
> 6. Emax will now boot the SE software and you can
> update the software on your disk library.
> 
>  8< - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 
> 
> which kind of suggests to me that it did some sort of
> eeprom update...
> 
> > As far as why transform multiplication keeps giving
> > you a "not enough memory error " I 
> > can't remember what can cause that. Hopefully
> > someone else can answer that.
> 
> I hope so... I would really love to play with the
> transform multiply function!
> 
> > All I can 
> > think of is that you need to make sure you are
> > performing the function with a disc that 
> > has the SE OS on it.
> > 
> I definately am - Because without the SE OS I don't
> have those options in the menus.
> 
> I load up a "blank" disk (just the SE OS) I sample 2
> sounds in, truncate them, and go to the digital
> processing menu. go to transform multiply. this fails
> every time. and tells me I dont have enough memory...
> maybe I should really hack the samples down, to less
> than 1K each or something, but whats the point working
> with a sample that small?
> 
> Does anyone on this list use the digital processing
> functions in an emax SE? maybe theres some subtlety I
> am missing with the process.
> 
> 
> 
> julian
> 
> 
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