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Not directly, but you can pipe printer output through a command to achieve this: http://www.6809.org.uk/xroar/doc/xroar.shtml#Printing

Never done it myself, but I reckon there are more things to tweak before you RUN...

And I know a man who has! John Linville wrote this in 2017 - about the CoCo, but should translate readily enough:

https://retrotinker.blogspot.com/2017/0 ... ridge.html

So this is why you've been quiet

Neat! Now how much does it cost to build this into a game cart, eh?

Sounds like one of the DragonDOS bugs... I'd recommend either a bug patched DragonDOS version, or at least SuperDOS E6 / DOSplus 4.9.

I found a Portuguese translation (hack) which i have put on a CAS file for you. ;) If you /anyone knows how to save the BASIC as a TXT/ASC file, i will edit and translate it back to English using the Spectrum Tape (TZX). The easiest way with XRoar is to run with "-lp-file filename" and then LLIST a...

The Dragon 64 VDG "glue logic" transcribed into VHDL. Xilinx ISE reckons it's ok? And GHDL builds it... It would replace 9 chips if it worked...

https://gitlab.com/sixxie/dragon64-pal/

Anyway, it's commented, so it should at least help understand the schematic...

Coming along... Still need to place a bunch more accurately and replace some temporary stand-ins. It's fun to learn

Oh, try \r instead - \n will insert character 10 which isn't the Dragon's "Enter" key...

Happy Lancashire Day (apparently)!

64, that is. In KiCad. It's something to do, eh? https://www.6809.org.uk/tmp/da/dragon64_schematic/ or https://www.6809.org.uk/tmp/da/dragon64_schematic.zip Don't get too excited, there's way more to do before it's usable. And I'm definitely an amateur, so there's probably lots of bad style choices ...