Emax

Im looking to see if any has an emax HD SE O.S disc to send me 
-I will pay for shipping and other cost 

I have a non-working ( needs OS disk) HD SE model and also would
idealy like to modify to 
a plus version to be able to connect to an iomega ZIP drive.

sorry,I cant figure out emx .. it hurts my head.

thx
rob

Hello Rob, 
   
  Are you after the blank operating disc that you need to get the thing going?
   
  If so, let me know. 
   
  I'm in Australia, so if you are not, and don't hear back from someone closer let me know.
   
  Cheers, Jarek.

rob salazar <robsalazar001@...> wrote:
          Im looking to see if any has an emax HD SE O.S disc to send me 
-I will pay for shipping and other cost 

I have a non-working ( needs OS disk) HD SE model and also would
idealy like to modify to 
a plus version to be able to connect to an iomega ZIP drive.

sorry,I cant figure out emx .. it hurts my head.

thx
rob



         

 		
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Hi Rob, did you try the other options besides EMX ?

1/ EMXP (Windows XP)for which you have to install the EMXP EMAX 
floppy driver first (included). See files section for download. Note 
that not all disks formatted by the current beta-version of EMXP are 
bootable from EMAX samplers. The same is true for EMX.

2/ CopyQM (native MS DOS required, don't use a Windows DOS box) for 
which a zip package exists including the Plus OS, see files section. 
The PLUS OS should work fine on your HD SE. Using CopyQM almost 
guarantees a perfect working bootable disk, but CopyQM is a strange 
program to use :-)

3/ OmniFlop (Windows XP). You can download OmniFlop from the 
http://www.shlock.co.uk/Utils/OmniFlop/OmniFlop.htm website, and 
format a disk using the format option in it. Just choose Emu EMAX as 
a target layout, register the application (when OmniFlop tells you 
to) and format the disk. Then use EMX (under native MS DOS) to put 
the OS on the disk. Why using Omniflop instead of EMX/EMXP ? Because 
there's a bigger chance that the disk will be bootable on EMAX 
samplers. 

I was going to publish the new version of EMXP today, which 
definitely can make your disk, but I discovered a small problem in 
the program after two days of intensive testing so I will put the 
release on hold for a few more days and remove the problem first.

Regards

///E-Synthesist

--- In emax@yahoogroups.com, "rob salazar" <robsalazar001@...> wrote:

>
> Im looking to see if any has an emax HD SE O.S disc to send me 
> -I will pay for shipping and other cost 
> 
> I have a non-working ( needs OS disk) HD SE model and also would
> idealy like to modify to 
> a plus version to be able to connect to an iomega ZIP drive.
> 
> sorry,I cant figure out emx .. it hurts my head.
> 
> thx
> rob
>

yo Kris,

sorry, my pc took a shit and I had to reinstall xp and everything else, what were the other things you wanted me to test?

I'm having sketchy access to email.

sorry about that,

Ed

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: esynthesist 
  To: emax@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2006 5:52 PM
  Subject: [emax] Re: looking for emax HD SE O.S disc


  Hi Rob, did you try the other options besides EMX ?

  1/ EMXP (Windows XP)for which you have to install the EMXP EMAX 
  floppy driver first (included). See files section for download. Note 
  that not all disks formatted by the current beta-version of EMXP are 
  bootable from EMAX samplers. The same is true for EMX.

  2/ CopyQM (native MS DOS required, don't use a Windows DOS box) for 
  which a zip package exists including the Plus OS, see files section. 
  The PLUS OS should work fine on your HD SE. Using CopyQM almost 
  guarantees a perfect working bootable disk, but CopyQM is a strange 
  program to use :-)

  3/ OmniFlop (Windows XP). You can download OmniFlop from the 
  http://www.shlock.co.uk/Utils/OmniFlop/OmniFlop.htm website, and 
  format a disk using the format option in it. Just choose Emu EMAX as 
  a target layout, register the application (when OmniFlop tells you 
  to) and format the disk. Then use EMX (under native MS DOS) to put 
  the OS on the disk. Why using Omniflop instead of EMX/EMXP ? Because 
  there's a bigger chance that the disk will be bootable on EMAX 
  samplers. 

  I was going to publish the new version of EMXP today, which 
  definitely can make your disk, but I discovered a small problem in 
  the program after two days of intensive testing so I will put the 
  release on hold for a few more days and remove the problem first.

  Regards

  ///E-Synthesist

  --- In emax@yahoogroups.com, "rob salazar" <robsalazar001@...> wrote:
  >
  > Im looking to see if any has an emax HD SE O.S disc to send me 
  > -I will pay for shipping and other cost 
  > 
  > I have a non-working ( needs OS disk) HD SE model and also would
  > idealy like to modify to 
  > a plus version to be able to connect to an iomega ZIP drive.
  > 
  > sorry,I cant figure out emx .. it hurts my head.
  > 
  > thx
  > rob
  >



   

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Ed... No problem... I've put my EMAX-I zip stuff on hold a few weeks 
ago because I wanted to finish version 1.92 of EMXP. Which will be 
released at the end of this week. It looks stable now, e.g. no lost 
data on ZIP disks anymore, quite stable EMAX-1 <--> EMAX-2 <--> WAV 
conversion features and 100% support for the more reliable OmniFlop 
floppy driver. But v1.92 will still only support ZIP disks for EMAX-
II, not EMAX-I...

I've sent you a small testprogram a few weeks ago that should be able 
to select banks from your EMAX-HD zip disk and convert them to EMX 
files on your PC harddisk. 
Next week I will make a similar testprogram that can write EMX files 
to your EMAX-HD/PLUS zip disk.

I will not post these small testprograms to the group because they're 
really for die-hard test purposes only. Sorry about that.

Final version of EMXP, including ZIP support for EMAX-HD/Plus will be 
released in september/october. Small chance that it will also have an 
AKAI S3000 import/export feature, but that's really a SMALL chance. 
After that release I will end my EMAX programming (and support) 
efforts, because I really have other things to do in my life :-)

Let me know when your e-mail works again.

///E-Synthesist

--- In emax@yahoogroups.com, "elmacaco" <elmacaco@...> wrote:
>
> yo Kris,
> 
> sorry, my pc took a shit and I had to reinstall xp and everything 
else, what were the other things you wanted me to test?
> 
> I'm having sketchy access to email.
> 
> sorry about that,
> 
> Ed
> 
> 
> 
> 
>   ----- Original Message ----- 
>   From: esynthesist 
>   To: emax@yahoogroups.com 
>   Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2006 5:52 PM
>   Subject: [emax] Re: looking for emax HD SE O.S disc
> 
> 
>   Hi Rob, did you try the other options besides EMX ?
> 
>   1/ EMXP (Windows XP)for which you have to install the EMXP EMAX 
>   floppy driver first (included). See files section for download. 
Note 
>   that not all disks formatted by the current beta-version of EMXP 
are 
>   bootable from EMAX samplers. The same is true for EMX.
> 
>   2/ CopyQM (native MS DOS required, don't use a Windows DOS box) 
for 
>   which a zip package exists including the Plus OS, see files 
section. 
>   The PLUS OS should work fine on your HD SE. Using CopyQM almost 
>   guarantees a perfect working bootable disk, but CopyQM is a 
strange 
>   program to use :-)
> 
>   3/ OmniFlop (Windows XP). You can download OmniFlop from the 
>   http://www.shlock.co.uk/Utils/OmniFlop/OmniFlop.htm website, and 
>   format a disk using the format option in it. Just choose Emu EMAX 
as 
>   a target layout, register the application (when OmniFlop tells 
you 
>   to) and format the disk. Then use EMX (under native MS DOS) to 
put 
>   the OS on the disk. Why using Omniflop instead of EMX/EMXP ? 
Because 
>   there's a bigger chance that the disk will be bootable on EMAX 
>   samplers. 
> 
>   I was going to publish the new version of EMXP today, which 
>   definitely can make your disk, but I discovered a small problem 
in 

>   the program after two days of intensive testing so I will put the 
>   release on hold for a few more days and remove the problem first.
> 
>   Regards
> 
>   ///E-Synthesist
> 
>   --- In emax@yahoogroups.com, "rob salazar" <robsalazar001@> wrote:
>   >
>   > Im looking to see if any has an emax HD SE O.S disc to send me 
>   > -I will pay for shipping and other cost 
>   > 
>   > I have a non-working ( needs OS disk) HD SE model and also would
>   > idealy like to modify to 
>   > a plus version to be able to connect to an iomega ZIP drive.
>   > 
>   > sorry,I cant figure out emx .. it hurts my head.
>   > 
>   > thx
>   > rob
>   >
> 
> 
> 
>    
> 
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>