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While you think about my previous question, I've decided to make a new release with the disassembly view :mrgreen: DragonDOS_v1.06_Disassembly_View.png You can select 6809 or 6309 processors and you'll enjoy some nice highlighting. Grab it while it's hot! https://github.com/robcfg/retrotools/release...

I've finally implemented a nice disassembler, because why not..., and would like to know if besides the UI, there would be interest in getting the disassembly through the command-line util too. Something on the lines of: dragondos disassembly disk.vdk <file index> <processor type> and getting the di...

I think it's a nice idea!

This year, for a variety of reasons, it would be very difficult for me to travel for the event, but by mid-March I should be able to.

Thanks for thinking of we-who-don't-roam-on-Facebook!

Hello everyone! Thanks to Bluearcus' contribution of the JVC disk image format, I got myself to rewrite some things here and there and now there's a robust system in place for adding any disk image format that may be needed. So, now the program supports .VDK, .JVC, ImageDisk .IMD and raw .DSK files ...

Thank you very much, Pere!

The voltages on the 9-pin connector are AC, not DC, so you need to set your multimeter correctly. For the power switch, you can try sipping in some contact cleaner fluid, and press it a number of times so the fluid enters it and gets rid of some corrosion probably. Regarding the pictures, maybe you ...

Welcome to the Dragon Archive, Dave! I've been following the progress of your SugarDS Amstrad CPC emulator at the CPCWiki, so I'm quite happy to see that you ventured into Dragon territory :mrgreen: I'm struggling to try your emulators as my R4 cartridge does not work, but I hope to get that solved ...

Hi, welcome to the Dragon Archive! Sorry for the late reply, between vacations and life getting in the way, sometimes it's not possible to answer as fast as we'd like. I'd check first the voltages supplied by the power brick and if they're ok, I'd check the voltages coming out of the power board. Yo...

It's never too late!

I've been wondering if there's a way to select the banks and the inverted colour using one of the unused I/O addresses instead of doing it with switches and jumpers.