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Does the attached information file help with your required DragonDOS entry points? Under section 11. DOS Rom reference http://dragon32.info/info/drgndos.html has the CHAIN token dispatch address as $d503 whereas DragonDOS information.txt included in the above zip file has the address as $d5d3, whic...

CaptainNemo wrote:They still had plenty of them when I purchased mine around mid-March.
Shipping is a bit pricy because of the box size, but you'll get a NOS Dragon!

Is the price still $45 + $90 p&p?

You can download glove from the color computer archive Glove 16/01/2007. ================= Glove (c) 2006/7 James McKay. Graphics by Tommy Pereira. Inlay by Graham Richards. Glove for the Tandy Color Computer / Dragon has been made available as a free download to the general public. Copyright remai...

If I may address a question to a new board member... I had a copy of Death's Head Hole which was produced by Words and Pictures but unfortunately it failed to load and so it was sent back. The replacement copy, and thanks for the prompt and commendable service, stated Peaksoft on the now rather more...

robcfg wrote:Yes, Glove did get finished and maybe you can still buy it.

It looks like Cronosoft still sell it.

Dragon6 wrote:I'll have to compare the image quality from the monitor socket on this 32 with my 64 to see if there is any noticeable difference...

I don't have a 64, and I haven't seen one in the flesh (plastic?) for nigh-on thirty years, but isn't the 64 supposed to have a better quality display than the 32?

daelectron,
does the version you tested work on a Dragon 32? Tim Love's Cricket is one of those programs that fall foul of the USR bug, the original will work on a Dragon 32 but not on any other version of Dragon (without patching).

The book examples do seem to include use of "RZORG" and "REORG" pseudo-ops, [...] The "RZORG" on page 171 is actually a poorly printed "REORG", the same printing error occurs in my copy of the book as it does in the PDF (ditto the B of RMB a few lines above, perhaps the printing plate had a defect ...

I have read that gdb can be started with the -tui option, but when I do that, the DOS windows closes itself. Sentence written: m6809-gdb -tui The other option: Ctrl+x and later 'a', doesn't seem to work for me (?) Maybe, again, I have misread something and there is an easy way to open the assembler...

Thanks Ciaran, this may be a SDL issue but I've noticed in XRoar-snap-2014-18097-w32 that the first time you click on a menu option that the click is sometimes ignored though subsequent clicks on that option all seem to register.

Also, the 'Alt Gr' key now behaves like a 'Ctrl' key.