Interesting. I had found the Gradiente CT-80E, but that one has a V9938 inside. About the Toshiba, I'm not sure. If it's from 1985 the V9938 would have been available. The screenshot looks more like V9938 as well, but the magazine could have inserted a MSX2 image because that's what they had available.
However, the most worrying part is that we only have this announcement. Not a single review. Did the cartridge ever get released?
About the Marconi RB2, I don't know if there is a version for MSX but pictures and manual of the BBC Micro version are useless for MSX users in the wiki. It can make believe that we can buy this model for MSX.
I don't question the existence of the MSX version but I say that pictures and manual of the BBC Micro version are useless and I think the buttons are certainly not assignable.
''Warning:''' Do not copy, delete or move a file with a long name under MSX-DOS 2 / Nextor because the Kernel doesn't support long file names. The FAT wil be corrupted if you do it.
Just wondering: what is the point of long filename support if you can't manipulate the files anymore with your MSX? Is this limitation real???
In fact, M File displays only the long name of the file selected at the cursor. This is useful for ROMs, DSKs, musics, etc which are composed of a single file. This makes it easier to recognize them. You just have to handle these files/folders with a PC. Files with a short name remain handleable with the MSX.
Manuel wrote:
Is this limitation real???
Of course, before I thought that multi-mente was not reliable but issues came from there.
Sharksym also put this warning in the doc:
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LFN으로 된 파일은 MSX-DOS2 커널에서 인식하지 못합니다.
해당 파일을 복사/삭제/이름변경 하면, FAT이 손상되므로,
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I can imagine that after moving or deleting, the long file name can stay behind or not updated. But I wouldn't expect the file system to get corrupted.
