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Just tried your test code with Encoder 09 and it works perfectly (as I expected). EXEC 4660 OK LIST 10 ORG $5000 20 LDA #$12 30 LDB #$34 40 STA $0600 50 STB $0601 60 LDD $0600 70 JSR 38266 80 RTS 5000 8612 LDA #$12 5002 C634 LDB #$34 5004 B70600 STA $0600 5007 F70601 STB $0601 500A FC0600 LDD $0600 ...

jedie wrote:Ok, then we have ALLDREAM, DOSDREAM, Encoder 09 and Dasm... Which is the best for starting?

I suggest you try them all, and use the one that you prefer.

I have tried ALLDREAM and ", without success. I get always "FULL" I looked into Dragondata_alldream_manual.pdf and it seems that's very complicated to use, isn't it? There are other assemblers available for the Dragon. Encoder 09 http://archive.worldofdragon.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=286 Dasm ...

The @ key is Shifted (Shift+Clear) on thE D200E. How do you pause (Shift+@) a BASIC program listing with this machine?

Thanks!

robcfg wrote:If it works right on the machine, I'll redump the rom.

Does 64K mode BASIC work OK on the real D200E?

The 64K mode bootstrap routine ($BF49 - $BFE8) is identical to the Dragon 64.

Here is a list of the differences. Comparing files d64rom2.rom and D200E_ROM2.ROM 00000001: F3 FE 00000002: 9B 06 00000010: FC BC 00000013: FC BC 00000019: FC BC 0000001A: E1 C1 00000022: FC BC 00000180: C5 85 00000182: C4 84 0000018B: A8 28 0000018D: CC 4C 00000192: F9 B9 00000193: 83 03 0000019A: ...

The 64K mode ROM dump seems to be corrupt.

Its more likely to be the SAM chip at fault.