Atari Rare Machines Wiki
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2008-06-17T16:21:45+01:00Atari Rare Machines Wiki
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The Atari ST Book was created after the moderate success of the Atari STacy Laptop. The STacy was a full featured Atari ST computer in a laptop case; due to its full compliment of features the machine was heavy (approximately 15 pounds) with a short...text/html2008-06-17T13:58:07+01:00Jeff Mitchell (skeezix@216.191.72.153)stb_file_transfer
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The ST Book has no floppy drive built-in so there is no obvious avenue for file transfer between a TOS or PC machine. Options.. For some general Atari TOS advice, see http://www.atari-forum.com/wiki/index.php/Transferring_Files See the file sect...text/html2007-12-18T12:21:08+01:00Jeff Mitchell (skeezix@216.191.72.153)stb_extract_internal_hard_drive
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Opening the ST Book and getting at the internal 2.5” hard drive (Information courteous Thomas/utc71 at the Atari Forums. No guarantee of course, just off his memory.) A word from Jeff; I used the following method successfully – the fir...text/html2007-12-18T12:09:37+01:00Jeff Mitchell (skeezix@216.191.72.153)st_book_hardware_faq
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A: In practice, no; it is rumoured a few people have them. Hard disk specifications? A: In Jeff’s ST Book, there is (when he got it at least) a Conner 40MB drive. When attached to a 2.5” to 3.5” IDE adapter, it reports 32 sectors/track, 8 heads,...text/html2007-12-14T10:20:53+01:00Jeff Mitchell (skeezix@216.191.72.153)stb_recommended_files - created
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PARCP – see ST Book file transfer TeraDesk desktop replacement Get it here ...text/html2007-12-13T16:50:20+01:00Jeff Mitchell (skeezix@216.235.8.78)atari_tos_related_documentation_and_downloads_that_are_cross-machine - created
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There are many sources and links. But offhand.. This is an excellent source of obscure documentation and downloads, bundled into PDFs and ZIPs (including an AHDI which I need..): http://dev-docs.atariforge.org/ ...text/html2007-12-13T16:49:23+01:00Jeff Mitchell (skeezix@216.235.8.78)start
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The Atari Rare Machines Wiki (ARM for short) is a place to document and discuss hard to find Atari Corporation machines and hang out with like minded enthusiasts. Atari Corporation produced many innovative machines across numerous markets from busi...text/html2007-12-13T15:55:50+01:00Jeff Mitchell (skeezix@216.235.8.78)internal_photos
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Jeff’s ST Book: Main board area (under keyboard) after everything is disassembled North of the main board and focusing on the hdd and display wiring; the hdd is under the foil ribbons. ...text/html2007-12-13T14:40:21+01:00Jeff Mitchell (skeezix@216.235.8.78)external_photos
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Jeff’s ST Book: Top, closed Open, keyboard Open, keyboard (reduced size) Rear, ports Bottom, closed Power brick Fuzzy display 1 Fuzzy display 2 Fuzzy display 3 - best view of it ...text/html2006-08-01T15:49:12+01:00Jeff Mitchell (skeezix@216.191.72.153)external_links - created
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Some links of interest with regards to the ST Book: old-computers.com http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?st=1&c=283 ...