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spectranet

morcarmorcar
edited May 2012 in Hardware
i need for info on spectra net so what websites r there


thanks
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  • BiNMaNBiNMaN
    edited January 2012
    http://spectrum.alioth.net/doc/index.php/Spectranet

    it is a nice peice of kit and the multiplayer game at replay looked stonking
  • guesserguesser
    edited January 2012
    BiNMaN wrote: »
    http://spectrum.alioth.net/doc/index.php/Spectranet

    it is a nice peice of kit and the multiplayer game at replay looked stonking

    hehe, tanks... stonking... :)
    My rubbish website including the redrawn Amstrad schematics and the Sinclair Wiki.
  • guesserguesser
    edited January 2012
    The best place for practical info about the spectranet is probably to join the #zx irc channel on coldfront.net

    I'm usually online and so's p13z both of us have spectranets and been doing development on them so can answer most questions.
    My rubbish website including the redrawn Amstrad schematics and the Sinclair Wiki.
  • morcarmorcar
    edited January 2012
    cheers i will get onto irc soon once i get my net fixed which should be tomorrow
  • BiNMaNBiNMaN
    edited January 2012
    guesser wrote: »
    hehe, tanks... stonking... :)

    :smile:was quite pleased with that one:smile:
  • beanzbeanz
    edited January 2012
    guesser wrote: »
    The best place for practical info about the spectranet is probably to join the #zx irc channel on coldfront.net

    I'm usually online and so's p13z both of us have spectranets and been doing development on them so can answer most questions.

    #zx huh...that explains it, I was trying to join #spin using the spectranet irc client and couldn't get in because of the password lock.
  • guesserguesser
    edited January 2012
    beanz wrote: »
    #zx huh...that explains it, I was trying to join #spin using the spectranet irc client and couldn't get in because of the password lock.

    Ah yes, #spin has a key now. If you come in #zx someone will probably give you it :)
    My rubbish website including the redrawn Amstrad schematics and the Sinclair Wiki.
  • WinstonWinston
    edited January 2012
    Incidentally, the beta version of Fuse supports the Spectranet, so you can play with it before the real hardware's ready.
  • MaccMacc
    edited March 2012
    When can I buy one Winston?
  • GlennGlenn
    edited March 2012
    Macc wrote: »
    When can I buy one Winston?

    ^^ What he said.. ^^
  • SaboteurSaboteur
    edited March 2012
    Glenn wrote: »
    ^^ What he said.. ^^

    x 2 :)
  • WinstonWinston
    edited March 2012
    Well, I need to finish the manual...
  • guesserguesser
    edited March 2012
    Winston wrote: »
    Well, I still need to finish the manual...

    FTFY ;)

    then there's this quote from the spectranet site...
    The build system for the ROMs has changed completely, therefore this page also must be rewritten. This will be done within the next few days.
    Winston 21:37, 11 April 2011 (BST)
    :-P

    ;)
    My rubbish website including the redrawn Amstrad schematics and the Sinclair Wiki.
  • WinstonWinston
    edited March 2012
    As I may have mentioned, I am pathologically lazy, especially when it comes to writing manuals. (The manual is partly written, I promise!)
  • guesserguesser
    edited March 2012
    Winston wrote: »
    As I may have mentioned, I am pathologically lazy, especially when it comes to writing manuals. (The manual is partly written, I promise!)

    I seem to recall mentioning that I'm happy to help with stuff :)

    (though of course I'm pathologically lazy too!)
    My rubbish website including the redrawn Amstrad schematics and the Sinclair Wiki.
  • morcarmorcar
    edited April 2012
    is the spectranet finished now i would really like to get one
  • SaboteurSaboteur
    edited April 2012
    I'd like to order one too. :)

    Frankly, if it lets me load a game from a server, then at the mo that's good enough for me - i'm having nothing but trouble with DivIDE at the moment.
  • beanzbeanz
    edited April 2012
    Am I the first person to get an irc ban using a spectranet?
  • IznogoudIznogoud
    edited April 2012
    And is there a downloadable version for Fuse for someone with tools to compile it?
  • morcarmorcar
    edited April 2012
    I just want one as i think the divide is too expansive on what i need it if and thats just to load the games up and play them. plus you dont have to mess about its just plug it in and type out what you need.
  • zxbrunozxbruno
    edited May 2012
    I want one to:

    -help me with my education
    -Play multi-player games (I'm sure someone will make them or mod existing ones (Chess, Chaos, Laser Squad, Target Renegade, Fist, etc.)
    -Speccy LAN parties
    -To connect to my home PC via VNC using my Speccy when I'm travelling :-P
    -To "talk" to other Speccy users who have real Spectranets or emulated ones. Chat via IRC, remove access for assistance, etc.
    -To stream or watch Speccy streaming. We can, for example, watch a demo coder in real time while they're developing something. If there's a demo party we could have a Speccy streaming what's going on in the machine. :)
    beanz wrote: »
    Am I the first person to get an irc ban using a spectranet?

    lol

    If you are you should be honored.
    But who would ban a Specchum from a Speccy channel??
  • DanforthDanforth
    edited May 2012
    I'm not technically-minded enough to help with writing the manual, but I am (among other jobs) an IT proofreader for a decent-sized publishing company, so once the manual is at that stage I'd be happy to put my l33t punctuating sk1LLz to use for the community :)
  • guesserguesser
    edited May 2012
    Iznogoud wrote: »
    And is there a downloadable version for Fuse for someone with tools to compile it?

    Spectranet is emulated in the svn trunk of fuse and the address is on the fuse sourceforge pages.
    My rubbish website including the redrawn Amstrad schematics and the Sinclair Wiki.
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