Path: utzoo!utgpu!watmath!watdragon!rose!hpchang
From: hpchang@rose.waterloo.edu (Hsi P. Chang)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: F-16 Versus DF1:
Keywords: F-16 Falcon Second Disk Drive DF1:
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Date: 10 Mar 89 19:41:34 GMT
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In article raw@mcnc.org (Russell Williams) writes:

>	I just purchased f-16 and I have two immediate problems with it.

>1)  It won't work with the second drive!  I have an amiga 1000 with a second
>drive attached, and it won't go to the code word if the second drive is         connected.  How do A2000 owners get around this?  Aren't their drives internallyconnected?

That isn't the problem. You probably only have 512K RAM. Although it does
not mention it in the manual, Falcon requires all the memory it can get.
With the attachment of the second drive, it cannot acquire enough memory for
running.

>2)  Finding the damn buildings for the milk run is difficult.  Sometimes I find
>them, other times I'm trying to come about to a new course being recommended by
>the base.  Any course change requires a huge horizontal tilt.

Uhg... Have you tried the AutoPilot option ? It works for me.

>	So far, this F-18 Interceptor definitely blows this away.  It may have
>limited missions, but the whole execution of FLYING feels a lot better.

All depends on what you think Flying should be.
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