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That's a nice little Christmas gift. Thank You!

Regards,
Steve

Thanks Phill. I am indeed interested in those.

Did you do this by re-assembling the asm source or by patching the binary ?. I patched the binary because I don't have any source code that is suitable for re-assembling. I wish i did have the source code for all CoCo and Dragon ROMs . :( Would it be possible to make the source to this patch availa...

Here's a copy of Tandy's Disk Extended Color BASIC 1.1 to which I have added an improved version of my superdos-like directory display with pause feature. I have also changed the version number to 1.2 to avoid confusion. Regards, Steve EDIT: Version 2.0 is now available... Version 2.0 of my enhanced...

I'm looking for PDF copies of the following two BASIC programming books for the CoCo:

- Getting Started with Color Basic
- Going ahead with Extended Basic

Can anyone help?

Ctrl+L also fails to load cartridge game ROMs.

File>Load and File>Run on the v0.27 GTK+ compile also fail.

Using '-load cartname.rom' at the command line loads the ROM correctly.

Cartridge support has been broken since v0.25. Loading a cartridge game ROM with Ctrl+I, or Ctrl+Shift+I followed by EXEC&HC000 causes the emulated CoCo/Dragon to freeze.

The -pal and -ntsc command line options also seem to be broken.

What I haven't figured out is why other rom images aren't working when I load them Try the ROMs I uploaded today. http://archive.worldofdragon.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=555 Hopefully, this consise set of fully working (tested) CoCo/Dragon ROMs will help to prevent people having similar problem...

The attached archive contains a complete set of working BASIC and DOS ROMs for Tandy TRS-80 Color Computer and Dragon 32/64 emulation under XROAR. These are fully working raw ROM dumps (NO FILE HEADER) with a .rom file extension. EDIT: Archive updated 26th Nov, 2012. Added a copy of the very rare " ...

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think that the .dgn files do have a small header That's correct. No matter - a few minutes with a hex editor extracted all of the command line parameters being used. It *was* the rom filenames that was causing me trouble but only the file extensions (.dgn instead of ....