Hey Kevin.
This is all good advice, but there is also another way to go - and it's a
bit more future-proof. For about the same cost as the Zoom floppy, you can
get a device called an SD2IEC or similar. It's very simple - it connects to
the IEC (disk drive) port on the C-64 and accepts a micro or m
I recently bought a ZoomFloppy from here: http://store.go4retro.com/zoomfloppy/
I got the version with an IEEE488 conector, for use with a PET, but it
also supports the serial interface used on the C64.
On Sun, Oct 15, 2017 at 9:11 PM, Cameron Kaiser via cctalk
wrote:
>> There are some online re
> There are some online repositories of C64 software. Having only a little
> knowledge when it comes to C64_s how do I get a C64 disk
> image onto a 5 1/4_ floppy?
I use a ZoomFloppy and a real 1541 (actually a 1571). These devices are
available from many places; Jim Brain built mine, or you can l
On Mon, 16 Oct 2017, Kevin Parker via cctalk wrote:
There are some online repositories of C64 software. Having only a little
knowledge when it comes to C64s how do I get a C64 disk
image onto a 5 1/4 floppy?
There are numerous ways.
You can cable a Commodore drive to a PC!
Some of the after
Hi guys quick story
Have a good friend who is building a new house.
Includes a games room.
Trying to think of a house warming present.
He makes up and displays of old and new stuff and is talking about having a C64
and a PC together.
I take a hint and figure Ill refurbish a C64 (of which I h
