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I'm assuming you are talking about the system ROMs here? I know nothing about MACs. All I can suggest is that you try copying the ROMs from the Uploads section into your XROAR directory.

I had forgotten just how good it is. I have uploaded a slightly modified cassette version of the demo to the Uploads section of the forum.

William Tell Overture Music Demo (1982) by Garry and Linda Howard. Fixed a minor bug and made it DOS aware. Compatible with 16K+ Tandy Color Computer 1/2, Tandy Color Computer 3, and Dragon 32/64.

Thanks to Snarkhunter for supplying the original copy.

Tandy Color Computer Speech/Sound cartridge (also works on Dragon 32/64) demo software and manual. Both CoCo and Dragon versions included. Tested on a real ECB 64K Tandy TRS-80 Color Computer 1.

Inspired by all this, I dusted off my 6809 primer and tried to recreate one of my first ever machine code programs - a simple kaleidoscope for the chunky graphics mode. Although some stuff came flooding back, I have forgotten so much in the last (nearly) 30 years! It took much longer than it should...

sixxie wrote:For demos there's a bouncing ball demo...

This is a cassette version of that demo.

Version 3.0 for the Tandy CoCo with Extended Color Basic. The machine code routine is position independent, and DOS compatible. 10 'BREAK KEY DISABLE V3.0 20 'FOR TANDY COLOR COMPUTER 30 'MODELS 1, 2, AND 3 40 'BY STEPHEN J WOOLHAM 50 '*************************** 60 'BASIC EXAMPLE PROGRAM 70 '******...

Speed Racer on YouTube by Marlin Lee.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2_16EcGIlg

Draconian on YouTube by Atarileaf.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZh-n-VeM9s

robcfg wrote:I recognize that without a book like this, a Delta controller is completely useless (I borrowed one from a friend of mine and couldn't get it to even format a disk...)

Any chance you could do a ROM dump?