Ken,
The filing system/operating system/basic interpreter/etc were all written in-house.
New firmware, assuming it runs in the same CPU, can be flashed without board replacement. Although, the units would have to be sent back in for re-programming and then returned.
Yes, the rubber feet are for desktop use to keep it elevated.
Best Regards,
Multilabs
----- Original Message -----
Not trying to be to much of a snoop was the basic and file system
written in house or of say an Open Source origin?
Second, if/when new firmware is released what happens to the existing
Retro's already in the field? Can they get reflashed or would the board
need replacement?
Oh, do you have little rubber feet on the board so it can sit on a
bench top?
Thanks,
-Ken
--- In Multilabs@yahoogroups.com, "Multilabs_Op" <multilabs@...> wrote:
>
> Ken,
>
> This one has been on our minds since the initial release. It would
be nice to have but we have to work on its implementation with our file
storage system.
>
> Best Regards,
> Multilabs
>
> ----- Original Message -----
>
>
> I a future release an auto-run would be nice so a particular progrm
> would run at startup even if it required a fixed like "autorun.bas".
>
> -Ken
>
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