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From: doglife <doglife@cyberdude.com>
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Subject: Re: Can CDRs be read after boot-up?
Date: Thu, 17 Sep 1998 10:11:33 +0900
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Hi

I was having  are having the problem that we cannot load data into the
memory at run time, meaning after executing the PSX file, there's no way (as
far as I know) to load TIM files or whatsoever into the memory except doing
a CD read.

After reading wat Jones wrote, I thought 'wow, finally....' and then POP
comes ur mesage saying using AR, comms links and ARS. What the heck is that?

> You can however do a disk swap with a paperclip after you get to your
> green brick screen. Then a CDR will read fine. I trust you won't abuse
> this information, even if it is common knowledge to most everyone.
>
> It might be easier, and faster, just to use an AR, a Comms link, and ARS
> for your file stuff.
>
> 'Darco