Quoting Wayne Weedon :
On 10/11/2013 22:58, da...@properbastard.co.uk wrote:
CP/M was certainly something I seem to remember being discussed a few
times in Swansea.
Hmmm - I'll have to get a Pi sorted out soon, so I can get a SAM running
again. My PC is far from stable, so I've not been able
On 10/11/2013 22:58, da...@properbastard.co.uk wrote:
CP/M was certainly something I seem to remember being discussed a few
times in Swansea.
Hmmm - I'll have to get a Pi sorted out soon, so I can get a SAM running
again. My PC is far from stable, so I've not been able to run SimCoupe
on it for
Hi Marcos,
The new version works great under SimCoupé - and it's really easy to set
up an 8-drive system too: A floppy, internal RAM drive a couple of ATOM
Lite drives and four external RAM drives.
And because of the screen routine improvements (text and scrolling speed)
text adventures run
Quoting Chris Pile :
Really huge and very interesting post snipped...
WOW - this certainly sounds impressive indeed!
Quoting Chris Pile :
Certainly was Wayne - thanks to you!! Have to say, though, that v2.0
shares pretty much none of the original code! What started out as a
few tweaks turned into a total re-write!!
Was good to have it as reference though. I'm starting to think I've
forgotten more than I ev
Quoting Marcos Cruz :
En/Je/On 2013-11-09 21:42, Chris Pile escribió / skribis / wrote :
So, basically v2.0 is a brand new version, sharing pretty much none of
v1.9's code base.
All the improvements sound great, Chris. I've used Pro-DOS with SimCoupe
in order to try CP/M Forth systems and te
En/Je/On 2013-11-09 21:42, Chris Pile escribió / skribis / wrote :
> So, basically v2.0 is a brand new version, sharing pretty much none of
> v1.9's code base.
All the improvements sound great, Chris. I've used Pro-DOS with SimCoupe
in order to try CP/M Forth systems and text adventures. I look f
Certainly was Wayne - thanks to you!! Have to say, though, that v2.0
shares pretty much none of the original code! What started out as a
few tweaks turned into a total re-write!!
Was good to have it as reference though. I'm starting to think I've
forgotten more than I ever knew! ;-)
It's
On 09/11/2013 17:39, Chris Pile wrote:
P.S. - New version of Pro-DOS (v2.0) coming soon... ;-)
Quite lucky we managed to save the source code then Chris, could of
quite easily got into someone elses hands!
Looking forward to seeing the new version.
Wayne.
Hi Josef,
I've retained floppy support in the left hand bay to remain backwards
compatible with version 1.9. And the fact that most people will have
a floppy drive there. However, it does support the ATOM-Lite with a
master and slave configuration in the right hand bay, this includes a
bootin
Hi, Chris,
>> It might be worth getting in touch with Steve
Hm, I sent him a message... without any reply.
>> New version of Pro-DOS (v2.0) coming soon... ;-)
Awesome! Have you a mind to support up to 4 CF-slots in the AtomLite+ (e.g.
slot per CP/M drive?)
http://img4.rajce.idnes.cz/d0406/8/89
On 09/11/2013 16:09, SCjoe wrote:
I recovered both adventure files from Amstrad disks stored at the norwegian FTP.
It might be worth getting in touch with Steve Parry-Thomas (AKA SPT)
who runs the Pro-DOS archive and let him know. I'm sure he would be
grateful for a replacement .DSK/.CPM image
Also the file "HiSoft-Devpac80(Gens-2-06-Mons-1-05)" seems to be invalid.
I think files are cut (a bad upload?) and have an incorrect length.
I recovered both adventure files from Amstrad disks stored at the norwegian FTP.
> It does appear they are corrupt in some way.
> Chris.
Thinking they might have been compressed years ago I just
tried the old MSDOS version of PKUNZIP (v1.01) which only
reports the .ZIP is bad and says to use PKZIPFIX.
I tried PKZIPFIX (v1.01) from the same MSDOS archive, but
it failed to fix them.
It does appear they are corrupt in some way.
Hi,
the zip archives Deadline and CutThroats, at
http://www.samcoupe-pro-dos.co.uk/cpm_images.html
seem to be invalid.
Could anybody upload the working copies, please?
Thanks.
Josef
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