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I'm glad to hear that my requests or suggestions seem to have been included.
If it's okay, I would like to make the following suggestion: A command to switch CPUs
In reality, this can be easily achieved by calling the BIOS, so if it would unnecessarily increase the size of BBX80, please reject this proposal.
I would like to add a suggestion.
In console mode, pressing the up arrow key on the cursor should display one or more previous command histories.
I believe this would be quite convenient.
I'm glad to hear that my requests or suggestions seem to have been included. If it's okay, I would like to make the following suggestion: A command to switch CPUs In reality, this can be easily achieved by calling the BIOS, so if it would unnecessarily increase the size of BBX80, please reject this proposal.
In v1.1 there's a new command: *turbo nn (where nn is 00,01,02,80,81 or 82)
There are also a few other additions and improvements, see the readme in the msx folder.
Suggestions are always welcome, depending on the impact I will try to implement them.
/Henk
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b3rendsh commentedon Jul 12, 2025
handomade commentedon Jul 16, 2025
I'm glad to hear that my requests or suggestions seem to have been included.
If it's okay, I would like to make the following suggestion: A command to switch CPUs
In reality, this can be easily achieved by calling the BIOS, so if it would unnecessarily increase the size of BBX80, please reject this proposal.
Thank you!
handomade commentedon Jul 17, 2025
I would like to add a suggestion.
In console mode, pressing the up arrow key on the cursor should display one or more previous command histories.
I believe this would be quite convenient.
Update MSX Edition V1.1
b3rendsh commentedon Apr 10, 2026
Hello @handomade and others,
In v1.1 there's a new command: *turbo nn (where nn is 00,01,02,80,81 or 82)
There are also a few other additions and improvements, see the readme in the msx folder.
Suggestions are always welcome, depending on the impact I will try to implement them.
/Henk