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HDB-DOS + DriveWire on YouTube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YUoWaW4HQE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IP7CeIfkPyA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2VXN1zIt_g

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KFiyvAjtW0o

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rqZKG7LQYBI

Version 1.1 has been released. This version adds support for the cassette installable versions of HDB-DOS.

Out of curiosity, why would you want to revert back to version 1.1D (December 2007)? Just curious about the exact changes that have taken place since 1.1D. :) I would also like to know more about the full history of HDB-DOS. I know it was once Roger Krupski's project (known then as RGB-DOS), then f...

Where can I download the original HDB-DOS 1.1D source code?

BINLOC64 is similar to the PEEKBIN/PEEKCAS utility for the Dragon 32/64. It displays the start, end, and exec addresses of a Tandy CoCo DOS .bin file. BINLOC64 is compatible with DECB 1.1, DECB 2.1, and HDB-DOS (inc DriveWire). A 64K CoCo 1/2 or a CoCo 3 is required.

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Thanks Ciaran! Your ROM breakpoint hack should keep most people happy for now.

The forum seems to have gone very quiet since the start of the New Year. It seems like we are the only members left (apart from the Spambots of course)!

Hello Ciaran, Don't know what I am doing wrong but I can't understand why the command LLIST works properly in a Dragon64 emulation, but does nothing in a CoCo2 emulation! These are the bats I use to start XRoar: The first is for a Dragon 64 emulation that list always to file when pressing CTRL + SH...

CoCoTape converts CoCo DECB floppy disk (.bin) files to Wave (.wav) files. It is not a sine-wave to byte converter like casin.exe is, nor is it a .cas to sinewave converter like casout.exe. It turns any PC-stored file into a live CoCo tape audio stream or a Wave file (or both). You just specify what...

It doesn't seem to make any difference to the double speed modes whether you have a 6809e (Rated at 1 Mhz max), 68A09e (Rated at 1.5 Mhz max), or 68B09e (Rated at 2 Mhz max). The only advantage of having the 68B09e fitted is knowing that it is not going to be stressed when the computer is running at...

Nice! Tested on the Color64 and follow the results: POKE65495,0:POKE65497,0:PLAY"C":POKE65496,0:POKE65494,0 : Ok POKE65495,0:POKE65497,0:PLAY"CDE":POKE65496,0:POKE65494,0 : OK POKE65495,0:POKE65497,0:PLAY"CDEFGAB":POKE65496,0:POKE65494,0 : Come back, but the screen get poluted o some places with so...