Greg, do you perhaps want some hardcopy documentation for Lucid SuperRom etc?
On Thu, Jul 8, 2021 at 9:49 AM Greg Swallow <gswal...@mchsi.com> wrote: > Justin, > > Having just gotten a Portable Computer Support Group (PCSG) Rom Bank with > Disk+ and adding SuperROM, I would be intersted in burning some ROMs. Would > like to know your process. Or, maybe ask if you'd be willing to burn a > couple. > > Anyway, I'm an ol' PCSG Lucid fan and use Lucid under DOS and Windows > 3.1x. My choice then is SuperROM to get Lucid and Write ROM in one swing. > The database is quite useful as well. Add to that Disk+ for easier external > storage management. Other's will go the Traveling Software route and want > Ultimate ROM and TS-DOS. Both are great and even with Disk+ I want TS-DOS > in ROM to work with my TPDD2. > > Other ROMs are useful, but you'd have to read about them to decide if they > would be useful to you. > > God Bless, > GregS <>< > > Jul 8, 2021 6:14:59 AM Justin Poirier <gen.ele...@gmail.com>: > > > I’ve been using my M102 (and later as $$$ allowed, M200s) since the > early ‘90s, but have just gotten into burning my own ROMs for the ROM slot, > now that I’m in a position to fabricate the carrier boards. I’ve found a > half-dozen ROM images (separate images for both the 100/102 and the 200), > but no real descriptions of what I should be looking into. TS-DOS is a > must-have since I have a disk drive, and that works great, but Sardine, > Random, etc all look like they need additional “support” ROMs, or extra > hardware, or are application-specific in a direction unknown to me. Are > there other ROM images that most people find useful, or are part of the > “must-have” collection? Where do I find them, if they exist? > > > > I realize I’ve just asked a question like “what is the best brand of > motor oil” on a car-enthusiasts forum, but if anyone could throw me a bone > and get me pointed in a good direction, I’m pretty good at finding the rest > of the details myself. > > > > Thanks a lot! > > > > —Justin >
